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2010-06-23
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2010-06-23
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2010-06-23
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I would say no. A site that targets the iPhone browser is really a dumbed down iteration of a full website. The N900 has the advantage of being able to render the site(s) as a desktop would.
If anything, the idea that sites are forcing the N900 to mobile/iPhone sites is honestly upsetting since it can display darn near everything Firefox can - save Flash 10.x that is.
I don't think it'll help N900 owners.
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2010-06-23
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2010-06-24
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2010-06-25
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Like loud music channelled directly into your ear canal causes heiring loss, so too does staring at a single pixels @ 326dpi on a screens of 3.5"a at 6" from you face for a prolonged time cause vision impairment.
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2010-06-25
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One thing I never anticipated was the high resolution on the n900, it is a bit of a problem in the content is too small, (not the case with the n810 800 x 480 4.1" screen)
Now the iphone with over 325dpi comes along and we start taking about separate web pages for mobile devises again. why? not because of any technical limitation but because we have gone and added too much resolution to the darn screen! from a designer with 20 20 vision around 225 dpi for a mobile screen resolution is bordering on small.