But the N900i and SH900iS (and maybe the other DoCoMo
900 series) do render UTF-8 web pages quite nicely. And as a side note
remeber if you use emoji, if you use utf8 you must use unicode emoji.
(And UTF8 is not the only unicode used by mobile phones....
I had to use a type of UTF16 for some of the titles in midi files for some
phones (I think in spain)! I don't know if the browser also used
UTF16 or not)
But in my tests with the D505i, I'm pretty sure it croaked on UTF8 web
pages.
Curt Sampson wrote:
> On Sat, 16 Apr 2005, D_C wrote:
>
> > Does anyone know of listings for which phones accept which character
> > encodings? its my understanding that almost all the phones are S-JIS
> > only, tho a few here and there may support unicode.
> >
> > is this header passed both by kddi and docomo gateways?
>
> I have no idea if the header is passed or not, but keep in mind that
> this is not just an issue with the phones: the gateways also do
> character set translation.
>
> I have a few slightly oldish phones (P504i, AU 1011-something-or-other,
> J10-something-or-other) that I use for testing at work, as sort of a
> quick sample of phones that are still in use but not cutting edge. All
> three of them will accept e-mail in ISO-2022-JP and UTF-8; neither the
> Docomo nor the J-Phone will render UTF-8 web pages.
>
> I find this very annoying.
>
> cjs
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