by the first device intended to run full applications from external developers and interact with a active web.
this even puts palm, blackberry and early windows mobile devices barely outside of the cutoff sadly. they simply weren’t designed for the “extensions” people used to make them bridge into becoming a “smart phone”.
most of that list also is post-iphone/iPod too, which makes it kinda moot.
it’s kinda why windows phone, iOS and Android are treated as the “first” of their kind. as that was Thier intent from the start.
by the first device intended to run full applications from external developers and interact with a active web.
this even puts palm, blackberry and early windows mobile devices barely outside of the cutoff sadly. they simply weren’t designed for the “extensions” people used to make them bridge into becoming a “smart phone”.
most of that list also is post-iphone/iPod too, which makes it kinda moot.
it’s kinda why windows phone, iOS and Android are treated as the “first” of their kind. as that was Thier intent from the start.
Again, how do we trace the lineage of smart phones if not through PDAs?