For the most part, Webkit on the iPhone is very good at dealing with the internet as
it's represented today, and it will only get better.
What's interesting is that iPhone is bringing attention to the standards: Javascript,
CSS, HTML and H.264.
The iPhone's lack of Flash support can hardly be considered non-compliance
toward standards, since Flash is proprietary. The proprietary technologies
presented by Microsoft and Adobe are the ones not in compliance with standards.
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