From: "Glenn Meadows" 

> Anyone know much about this?
>
> I'm curious to know:
>
> 1) Do most cellphones have HTML renderers built in?

No idea

>
> 2) Do you ever surf the web with your cellphone?

With my Blackberry, yes.  Go to sites using the .mobi extension.  Popular
sites (ESPN, CNN, etc all have special versions intended for mobile phones
and browsers. www.espn.go.mobi.  www.foxnews.mobi.  www.cnn.mobi.  All work
well, and if your provider has a high-speed network, are mostly text only,
formatted for small screens.  I'm on T-Mobile with my BB, on their Edge
network.  Website load in about 4-6 seconds, not bad.  Probably a bit
faster than the old 9600 bps modems days .

>
> 3) Do most cellphones run Javascript?

I believe so.

>
> 4) What percentage of cellphones run downloadable Java?

I think most these days.

>
> 5) Do any cellphones support the setting of cookies?

No Clue

>
> 6) Does text messaging get supported with something called SMS?

Yes.


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Glenn M.
"Randall Parker"

wrote in message news:464fcf1e$1{at}w3.nls.net...
> What do you think of cellphones as an application development platform
> target?
>

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