Opera which recently made its browser for mobile devices free is now supporting AJAX. Get FLICKR in all it glory on your handset now.
Ajax goes mobile with Opera
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Opera mobile Browser Now Supporting AJAX
Om is reporting that Opera Mobile Browser is now supporting AJAX. Nice, now I’ll be ajaxing when I visit my grandma on thanksgiving break.
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Now, this is the right claim to taking Ajax mobile (not the one claimed by the big ‘G’ … commented on this before )
Let’s see how fast this will followed by companies like Bitstream who put out Thuderhawk .
amen to that. could not agreee more. thanks