You still seem to have an emotional stake in the mobile browser market. I can understand why. Here at Nokia, we’ve decided to drive away from the so-called “mobile browser”, and have concentrated on “full web”. While that still leaves us with a small-screen conundrum, it makes the choice of browsing tech easy. That’s why we chose Webkit, cause in the end, its going to be a compatibility game, not a feature game. The browser that correctly handles the most sites, with the “least painful” user experience, wins.

Hope to see you back in the fray,

-Bennett

Thanks for your note. IMHO, Openwave’s current moves are catch-up. Being the pioneer in the space, it didn’t adjust to the changing market quickly enough and let other browser and UI companies take away the mkt share. Result is – company is trying to reinvent itself every few months, changing the CEO, most of the original talent has let and it is looking sell the company.

my 2c.

Cheers,
Cheatn