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Mobile browsers compared (with screenshots and analysis)

Thursday, 15. December 2005, 21:42:32

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Mark Wilton-Jones has written a nice article comparing some of the various mobile browsers that are out there: Pocket Internet Explorer, NetFront, Minimo, Series 60 Browser, Konqueror Embedded, Opera, and Opera Mini. PocketPC 2003 was the main test platform.

http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/operaStuff/devices/

Note 1: The author used mock-ups for the Series 60 Browser and the Konqueror Embedded browser.
Note 2: The author is currently an Opera employee. There's no date on the article that I could find, but I assume it is recent given that it just showed up on my RSS feed for Planet Opera.

It's an interesting analysis. Whether or not you think the author was biased, the screenshots are there for anyone to look at.

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