Just discovered - Francois explaining Mobile Web Best Practices, MobileOK and the checker at W3C's booth at this years Mobile World Congress (formerly known as 3GSM) in Barcelona.
During W3C's bi-annual member meeting, I presented a few slides on where we see the Mobile Web Initiative going in the future - copied below.
We'd be interested in your feedback, so see question at end.


But of course, the mobile community is bigger than just W3C members ...
So, where do you see the mobile Web going in the next few years?
And what do you think should be the contribution of W3C's Mobile Web Initiative?
Share your thoughts below!
A paragraph about Firefox support for IRIs was updated. For a detailed list of changes read the full post.
Thanks to Gunnar Bittersmann the FAQ-based article "Character encodings for beginners" has now been translated into German (language negotiated). [search key: qa-what-is-encoding]
In an new report, the audience measurement company Nielsen (known for their TV "Nielsen ratings") reports that for many "leading Internet sites", an average of 13% of users access the site only from their mobile device (data appears to be for the US for Q4 2007).
Mobile-only use varies by category of the site - here is the percentage of mobile-only users per category:
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