What is the future of .mobi?

[floES]

So what do we "NEED" at all?

[thedomainster]

Wow, this has turned very philosophical.

I think that the real question is- Do we need .mobis or do .mobis need us?

I just blew your mind, didn't I...

[Creature]

The future looks better than it did in September imo.

I picked up a Nokia n73 at landrush and seems to make sense to tap in google.mobi rather than google.com etc.

Therefore I am changing my mind yet again:

buy .mobi premium only.

[mjnels]

I just blew your mind, didn't I...

Yep. Thats deep my son...

[JMJ]

hehehe... this is very cute, but not sure why you keep bringing it up..

this is like the 5th time youve mentioned it.. if you cant understand why something in the U.K. has nothing to do with .mobi, you may be beyond help..

Try to learn a little more, and be a little less worried about simply appearing intelligent and informed.

I agree even if the manufacturers did make it a default there's nothing any court could do. If thats the case Firefox and all the other browsers have some real legal issues. I have to admit it annoys the crap out of me when I type in goo and drop down to select google.com but for some reason it doesn't work and I end up at some other "goo." The point is if you actually type in "whatever.ext" you will go there but if you type in "whatever" then you'll go whereever the browser wants to send you.