I'd like to point out, this changes the game for mobile web.
It remains to be seen how open the platform will be. But basically
it's a step toward extending the neutral and open web... the end to
end web to the mobile world.
There's still a lot of things that aren't clear. Will their the SDK be
purely for widget space... or will one be able to install a version of
Democracy sometime in the future... If it's not an open plaform how
long untill it's hacked and /or runnign a version of linux?
It definitely would seem that you'd have full unimpeded access to the
web via wifi if not via GSM.
The big issue... is now that wifi and GSM access are on the same
device... if the cellular carrier won't allow it then you can just
pypass them all together.
-Mike
mmeiser.com/blog
mefeedia.com
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