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I don't have any of the devices to test at the moment. I guess I'll start using the emulators later on.
We're looking to offer mobile support. I was wondering how jQuery or even javascript renders in their respective browsers.
What works? What doesn't? Any tips? Advice?
The nice thing about JQTouch on andriod vs iPhone is w/ a little work you can swap the default themes.css so your site will look like an iPhone app on an iPhone, but a more generic mobile site on the android. Gives users of the phones what they expect with almost no work on your side.