The sad, sad state of the mobile web
15th Aug 2007
Christian Montoya talks about the poor support for the CSS media-type on mobile browsers and in particular highlights that the iPhone doesn't support handheld styles sheets:
For some reason, the minds at Apple decided that supporting hand-held CSS would "hurt" the web experience for iPhone users
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