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]]> By: The Insider http://insidemobilemarketing.com/archives/47#comment-29 The Insider Wed, 06 Aug 2008 18:58:55 +0000 http://insidemobilemarketing.com/?p=47#comment-29 Hi - my intent for this post was to question why the mobile internet browsing paradigm has not really changed much over the past few years .. and thus it is one of many reasons why mobile browsing has not achieved critical mass yet. Today's browsing on most mainstream phones is tedious due to scrolling, going from link to link to navigate, etc.. Even advanced browsers from Apple, Skyfire, Opera, etc.. require users to pan, zoom, pinch to move about a site: this also can be tiresome for those pages that feature a 2-3 column layout. Hi - my intent for this post was to question why the mobile internet browsing paradigm has not really changed much over the past few years .. and thus it is one of many reasons why mobile browsing has not achieved critical mass yet.

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]]> By: The Insider http://insidemobilemarketing.com/archives/47#comment-24 The Insider Mon, 21 Jul 2008 18:29:01 +0000 http://insidemobilemarketing.com/?p=47#comment-24 Here's another futuristic view of the mobile phone - this time from NOKIA. SEE VIDEO http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LN0vVf-a9V0&feature=related Here’s another futuristic view of the mobile phone - this time from NOKIA.

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SEE VIDEO:
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