Comments on: #47 BS Biz Mix – 7 Sept 2006 – Does Your Business Need a Mobile Phone Friendly Website? http://www.tailoredpodcast.com/links/47-bs-biz-mix-7-sept-%e2%80%9806-does-your-business-need-a-mobile-phone-friendly-website/ Brendon Sinclair's Business Mix Sun, 30 May 2010 12:16:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Devon Wright http://www.tailoredpodcast.com/links/47-bs-biz-mix-7-sept-%e2%80%9806-does-your-business-need-a-mobile-phone-friendly-website/#comment-80 Devon Wright Tue, 12 Sep 2006 20:09:25 +0000 http://www.tailoredpodcast.com/podcasts/47-bs-biz-mix-7-sept-%e2%80%9806-does-your-business-need-a-mobile-phone-friendly-website#comment-80 With the mobile phones online in general it's still back in 1994. How many mobile browsers are there? Last I heard there were dozens....and the only one I'd ever use is Opera (because I've heard others are happy with it). Where we are we get $5/month for unlimited online access during the month. I don't know how the download speeds are, though. Another problem with mobile phone content is that every browser parses the code differently. <a href="http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/operaStuff/devices/" rel="nofollow">This site</a> shows a good example, however, the creator seems to be very pro-Opera (which I'm sure is why I'd want to use it). With the mobile phones online in general it’s still back in 1994. How many mobile browsers are there? Last I heard there were dozens….and the only one I’d ever use is Opera (because I’ve heard others are happy with it).

Where we are we get $5/month for unlimited online access during the month. I don’t know how the download speeds are, though.

Another problem with mobile phone content is that every browser parses the code differently. This site shows a good example, however, the creator seems to be very pro-Opera (which I’m sure is why I’d want to use it).

]]> By: Tailored http://www.tailoredpodcast.com/links/47-bs-biz-mix-7-sept-%e2%80%9806-does-your-business-need-a-mobile-phone-friendly-website/#comment-79 Tailored Mon, 11 Sep 2006 02:55:19 +0000 http://www.tailoredpodcast.com/podcasts/47-bs-biz-mix-7-sept-%e2%80%9806-does-your-business-need-a-mobile-phone-friendly-website#comment-79 The way I see it, the mobile phone content industry is similar to the web in 1994. The telco's control the content 'portals' because they can, but it's only a matter of time before the data costs and transfer speeds in Australia become more inline with overseas markets and then someone else comes along and provides a decent user search facility that can bypass the dismal array of content provided by the telco's. I think the telco's will eventually have to waiver to consumer demand, even if it we have to do it one megabyte at a time! -Tina The way I see it, the mobile phone content industry is similar to the web in 1994. The telco’s control the content ‘portals’ because they can, but it’s only a matter of time before the data costs and transfer speeds in Australia become more inline with overseas markets and then someone else comes along and provides a decent user search facility that can bypass the dismal array of content provided by the telco’s.

I think the telco’s will eventually have to waiver to consumer demand, even if it we have to do it one megabyte at a time!

-Tina

]]> By: Ross Hill http://www.tailoredpodcast.com/links/47-bs-biz-mix-7-sept-%e2%80%9806-does-your-business-need-a-mobile-phone-friendly-website/#comment-78 Ross Hill Thu, 07 Sep 2006 06:09:19 +0000 http://www.tailoredpodcast.com/podcasts/47-bs-biz-mix-7-sept-%e2%80%9806-does-your-business-need-a-mobile-phone-friendly-website#comment-78 The overriding problem in mobile content is the prohibitive cost. $1/megabyte? Get real. In America you can get a $25 mobile internet cap which has 2gigabytes on it! But, the telco's can't give us THAT deal because it would outshine their scammy $29 'broadband' which only includes 200megabytes. Who wants to overthrow the Big4 with me? The overriding problem in mobile content is the prohibitive cost. $1/megabyte? Get real. In America you can get a $25 mobile internet cap which has 2gigabytes on it! But, the telco’s can’t give us THAT deal because it would outshine their scammy $29 ‘broadband’ which only includes 200megabytes.

Who wants to overthrow the Big4 with me?

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