yes on all accounts. Although Java will be supported in the near future on
new iMode phones (sounds like you'd be crazy to use Java now when people
would need to upgrade hardware to support this feature (at a few hundred
dollars a pop)). Actually I think that this is a big issue with cell
phones. Unlike upgrades to browsers where MS or Netscape can just support
a new feature by downloading a new browser, with these phones you need to
upgrade hardware.
Changes the whole cost model for upgrades.
Jason
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David
If I'm right myself, I don't think i-mode supports javascript bacause the
system is based on HTML 1.0 at the moment and also the memory allocation
per
page of data is only 5k, which puts a stretch on what content, smart or
otherwise, which can be incorporated.
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but thats what I know anyway!
Matt
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Subject: (keitai-l) i-mode vs net
> I didn't see it on the i-mode pages, so just to check, i-mode does not
> support
> java script for now right?
> This might be a good way to serve stuff to net browsers (MS, Netscape)
vs.
> i-mode.
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> David
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