I figured that, and what about graphics.  It is the nature of radio waves
that Internet will run a bit slower, but I've noticed even the regulars
run with ease when you know how to work with the funny keyboard layout of
the phone keypad verses a regular keypad.  When I was staying with family
out in the middle of no place  week or so ago I was  able to work on the
web with just one signal bar!





On Sat, 10 Jan 2009, ted chittenden wrote:

> Hi to all.
>
> Jeff, the mobile phone web pages usually do not contain as many links and advertisements as their full-service cunterparts.
>
> Ted
> ---- Jeff Kenyon <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> > Hi everyone, I just got my KNFB reader, and have the AT&T Media Access
> > Plan, and can access the web, and am getting used to the strange way of
> > typing with the phone keypad, and have been able to  access most of the web,
> > but what is the  diference between a page that is designed for the mobile
> > phone verses the PC?  I can get to just about anything on the phone that I
> > can on the C.
> >
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