Depends upon what the device market breakdown among your potential customers..
Symbian-everything before ^3 devices not fully html5
WM-everything before WM7 not fully html5
BB-everything past 4.4 is almost full html5
Android- 2.1 and beyond is full html5
iPhone iOS 4 is full html5
I would start examining frameworks such as PhoneGap, QuickConnect, etc to see which covers the best as far as html5.
Of course this depends upon whether you need to access native device features as at the moment the un-spec HTML5 through webkit only has camera, audio, geolocation, sms.
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Depends upon what the device market breakdown among your potential customers..
Symbian-everything before ^3 devices not fully html5 WM-everything before WM7 not fully html5 BB-everything past 4.4 is almost full html5 Android- 2.1 and beyond is full html5 iPhone iOS 4 is full html5
I would start examining frameworks such as PhoneGap, QuickConnect, etc to see which covers the best as far as html5.
Of course this depends upon whether you need to access native device features as at the moment the un-spec HTML5 through webkit only has camera, audio, geolocation, sms.
How do you call WM7 fully html5?