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The following quote is incorrect big time:
Regarding "Many would argue Apple's iPhone was the first mobile computing device to allow a Web page to look exactly as it does on a PC's browser.":
The iPhone browser does not support Citrix, Java, or GotoMyPC. Hence it is completely inadequate for US business use and is nothing more than jewelry. So let the EU glory hounds buy them. The USA looks forward to WiMax (700 mhz spectrum) and Android. Part of the alliance includes Aplix, a firm that makes Java easy on phones. Applets will rule web 2.0. - Posted by: mighetto Posted on: 11/05/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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