Answered between your questions. On 07/22/2011 07:47 AM, J.A. Florian wrote: > Before I leave this topic... > > Since I don't have a cell phone and never used one to go onto the Internet, > could someone tell me -- > 1. Besides font size issues etc with the tiny screen, do Internet enabled > phones allow a user to click links on a regular/ordinary/html webpage. Smart phones have touch screens. You just tap the links with your finger and you go there. Normal, human readable, links are a better idea on your web pages than QR Codes. You can't point the phone at it's own screen to "scan" the code. > 2. Is cell phone Internet just used primarily to play games and get > addresses? Smart phone are hand held computers. They can do just about anything your desktop computer can do and a few more things besides. > 3. If cell phones can't really see the Internet content very well, what's > the purpose of Internet-enabled phones? One person said they managed to do > one E-mail on a cellphone---that seems (to me) like little productivity for > high cost. There are some people that can make them jump through hoops. Even before the newer smart phones I saw young people talking and sending text messages at the same time. "Typing" on the number pad with one hand without looking at the phone. I think it's a matter of familiarity. As you become more familiar with something you find it easier to do things. Then you have that segment of the population that just has to have the newest "toys". I'm ashamed to admit that I have WAY to many toys. > > Judy > -- "Democracy is two wolves and a lamb deciding what to have for dinner. Liberty is a well-armed lamb." - Benjamin Franklin - _ _... ..._ _ _._ ._ ..... ._.. ... .._