Opera Software Brings Its Browser to Mobile Phones
13Echo writes "Now this is cool! Opera Software has presented a technology today that solves the problems of web pages on small screens. They have created a small-screen HTML rendering technique that slightly reformats web pages to fit within the bounds of small displays. Some screenshots can be found here along with extra details as to how they do it. A full press release can be found here. As a result, horizontal scrollbars are not needed, and it even features zooming abilities for magnifying web pages."
Come on, lynx has been doing this for years!
Porn doesn't look good on a 1X2" screen.
Soooo...your equipment is too small then?
If my iPaq can't run a quake server on emulated PalmOS while converting my mp3s to ogg while I watch a 160x120 AVI of the matrix on my 20-minute commuter rail trip, then the terrorists have already won.
You can get IE for the Mac as well as Solaris. I'm not saying those versions are as good as the Windows version (especially not the Solaris one!), but they exist.
Such as:
"Visually impaired users can zoom out on a page to achieve legible font sizes for reading."
Zoom out to get legible fonts? Yeah.
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WHO ATE MY BREAKFAST PANTS?
It's a fancy new technique called Marketing.
But that doesn't make it any less annoying.
How can we afford to ever sleep
So sound again
--ebtg
Opera in phone: Good.
Phone going off at the Opera: Bad.
Thanks for your attention.
Good judgment comes from experience.
Experience comes from bad judgment.
Just what we need.. another reason for people to brag about how great gesture notation and tabbed browsing are.
I can see it now.. people spasmatically jerking their cell phones around trying to get gesture notation to work.