[Mike Temporale]

http://www.smartphonethoughts.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=90068

"As you’ll see, on the SP platform, there’re far fewer really usable browsers and there are absolutely no Java and real Flash support. This, fortunately, makes one’s life far easier – generally, you only have two browsers to select from: either Opera Mobile or Opera Mini. They both are, as you may have already guessed, superior to the built-in Internet Explorer Mobile."

Menneisyys has been hard at work again. This time he's posted a great comparison of the 3 browsers available for Windows Mobile Smartphone along with their respective short-comings. I'm still using IE Mobile, while I would like to switch, I just can't justify the price of Opera Mobile. After reading Menneisyys's article, I might take another look at it. But it's still expensive just to view the web.

Please continue the discussion in the original article

[Mike Temporale]

http://www.smartphonethoughts.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=90068

"As you’ll see, on the SP platform, there’re far fewer really usable browsers and there are absolutely no Java and real Flash support. This, fortunately, makes one’s life far easier – generally, you only have two browsers to select from: either Opera Mobile or Opera Mini. They both are, as you may have already guessed, superior to the built-in Internet Explorer Mobile."

Menneisyys has been hard at work again. This time he's posted a great comparison of the 3 browsers available for Windows Mobile Smartphone along with their respective short-comings. I'm still using IE Mobile, while I would like to switch, I just can't justify the price of Opera Mobile. After reading Menneisyys's article, I might take another look at it. But it's still expensive just to view the web.

Please continue the discussion in the original article