                   Are smartphones powerful enough to have full
browsers on now?   That has seven individual processors on one
piece of silicon; one for Wi-Fi, one for Bluetooth, one for
acceleration, sound, GPS, the main processor, it's got the radio
stack and so on. In terms of volume and price, because it's an
integrated chipset, Moore's law accelerates faster on phones
than on PCs.  Even with IE 6 on Windows Mobile, doesn't the size
of the screen mean that mobile browsing will still be a limited
experience?  People want to do different things. Some people
want one handed phones, some want touch, others want larger
screens or smaller devices. We think having a good browser
experience for everything on the Web is a good catch-all. We
also believe there will be a bunch of rich applications.  We're
putting Silverlight on Windows Mobile and even on Nokia and
having Silverlight across a range of mobile handsets enables you
to develop a very rich set of apps. And with Windows Mobile you
can also develop rich cli