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Originally posted by seminoledq:
Thanks everyone. I don't go to many websites on my phone. Pretty much limited to ESPN, Warchant, bet a few games and some travel sites like airlines and hotels. Although I may steam some Pandora or Sirius more often with one of these phones. I'm gonna hit up the Sprint store and Best Buy this weekend.

I must say that I'm surprised that the iPhone can't handle Flash. Seems like a pretty basic feature these days.

DQ

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Wanted to comment on the Flash. Apple (Steve Jobs decision, I believe) made a strategic decision to not let Flash on the iPhone. It's not that the phone can't "handle" Flash, it's that he decided to try to force mobile web away from Flash.

Since then, despite Droid's ability to use Flash, Adobe has announced that there will be no new versions of Mobile Flash. I'm not sure how long they are supporting updates to the Flash versions currently on mobile devices (they may have stopped already, I don't know) and push for Flash on mobile devices to be entirely stand-alone apps. They want the web to move towards HTML5.