Was about to say! Very true, but the iPhone is proving a popular
combination, especially with unlimited data on contract, and JS is
turned on by default. There is an option to turn it off, but I doubt
many would do so.
PS I'm using an iPhone all the time now, typing this message one one!
It's great, and renders webpages brilliantly. Only thing is that it
doesn't yet support flash - sorry for going OT here!
James
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James Milligan
Lake Internet Services
www.lake54.com
On 30 Jan 2009, at 13:07, "James Leslie"
<james.les...@transversal.com> wrote:
Another point to note is that many mobile phones have JavaScript
enabled
so this figure may increase with the expected rise in mobile
popularity.
*** Sorry - that should have said disabled not enabled **
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