Sunday 10 February 2008

Handheld

W3C dogma tells us that a URI identifies a device-independent resource. The role of the server is to deliver this resource; the client can then present it appropriately. CSS 2.0 tempers this dogma.

Handheld devices have limited, and often overpriced, bandwith, as well as limited processing power, and screen resolution.

The client doesn't want to first download everything and then decide what not to display.

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