I spent the train ride into the office today checking out the 1066 site on my Treo 650, and was pretty frustrated by the results I was getting. Things looked great in Opera Mini (which is an amazing browser by the way), but in Blazer (the default Treo Browser), the site loaded really slowly and the half-css support was making everything totally unreadable. I was about to chalk up phone support as being one of those “nice to haves” that I probably wouldn’t find the time for, when I came across a post by Mike Davidson on Making your site mobile friendly in two minutes . It took me a little longer than two minutes (about 15), but this is an AWESOME hack for giving quick, consitent mobile support to a site. It basically uses a subdomain and some .htaccess tricks to filter out all the images and css from anything routed through a mobile domain (in this case mobile.1066propaganda.com ). It’s not pretty, and I still need to mess with my underlying html a bit, but I know it’s going to work the same on anything that can handle basic html, and that’s huge considering how many inconsistencies there are in mobile browsers right now.