From: "Glenn Meadows" 

With the .mobi sites I've visited there are very little in the way of adds,
just a clickable link (and small graphic) at the top of the page.

The content is quite clearly visible and readable, and easy to get from one
to another.  You typically get a linked list of headlines, and article
might be in 4 pages, with a MORE link a the bottom of each page, and if you
scroll past, there are other links you can click for more headlines,
different areas.

It was far easier to navigate that I expected it to be.  BUT don't try
going to CNN.com, It's a mess.  Same content presented properly at
cnn.mobi.

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Glenn M.
"Randall Parker"

wrote in message news:46507804$1{at}w3.nls.net...
> Rich Gauszka wrote:
>
>>
>> While not a cell phone, I recently picked up a nokia N800 Internet table
>> that can fit in your pocket. While it has 800 x 480 pixel resolution it's
>> still very frustrating to use as most of the sites I visit involve quite
>> a bit of scrolling.
>
> Rich,
>
> Does the scrolling involve moving past ads or moving past article titles
> to get to topic areas you care about?
>
> Can you imagine web sites designed to make better use of a lower res
> device? Or is the basic problem that low res devices just do not how
> enough info?
>
>>
>> http://www.nokiausa.com/N800/1,9008,feat:1,00.html
>
> What does it cost?

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