“The term “mobile web” has evolved significantly over time. What
started as barely-text-only web applications has matured to a very
capable and satisfying mobile experience for many users.“As an increasing amount of rich content is made available to
the mobile browser, the “mobile web” will continue to grow —
and with it the platforms that can best leverage it.“iPhone, Android and Palm webOS are well-positioned to enjoy
content-oriented growth through mobile web applications as they are
each formidable mobile web client platforms.“Other, non WebKit browsers are also maturing. Regardless of the
platform, or the browser engine, the mobile web experience
continues to improve and is becoming an increasing part of our
daily lives.”
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