The mobile Internet: Are we there yet?

Dos anyone: Why not go back to an early dos browser.
They worked for 2400 baud,
I don't want moving flash on my phone,
(at least not yet.)
I want clean pages, good reaction time,
small ads.; Posted by: SirLanse Posted on: 08/30/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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I have a better idea... Linux User 147560 | 08/29/06

I must be getting old Roger Ramjet | 08/29/06

He Might bka1959 | 08/29/06

People do that all the time? Linux User 147560 | 08/29/06

You are getting old Dave_Friedel | 08/29/06

Here's the audience. UserLand | 08/29/06

Slight difference Loverock Davidson | 08/29/06

How do they pay for it? Loverock Davidson | 08/29/06

Mommy and Daddy bail them out. Linux User 147560 | 08/29/06

Very, VERY True itanalyst | 08/29/06

What happened Loverock Davidson | 08/29/06

Dos anyone SirLanse | 08/30/06

Internet cell phones pfyearwood | 08/30/06

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