The other devices can display Flash video. The one common Web technology in which the iPhone OS is at a disadvantage is Flash Player support - it doesn't have it. Some carriers disable JavaScript support completely. The same is true for JavaScript support, though this capability is turned off on many BlackBerry models by default and must be activated by the user. Likewise, the ability to access Internet services like Facebook, search, YouTube, and so on (another area iPhone pioneered) is pretty much standard across all modern mobile devices today. The Motorola Droid's lack of multitouch support makes navigating Web pages awkward furthermore, the Droid's multistep process to copy text and the inability to copy graphics fall short of the iPhone's standards. The BlackBerry OS's ability to reformat Web pages into a stack helps overcome some of its inability to deal with real Web pages, but it's no substitute for the real thing. For now, however, the BlackBerry series are the only holdouts for the old, hard-to-use mobile Web.

The WebKit browser that underlies the iPhone's Web experience is now used by the Palm Pre and Android devices, and it seems destined for BlackBerry.

All of a sudden, the mobile Web was real. Web and Internet support One of the iPhone's revolutionary advances was in bringing the Web to mobile devices in a capable, effective way.

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