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Chad,
You wrote, “Blinded by success stories and dollar signs, no one is looking at the bigger picture. Access to the content in the easiest format, and the ease of development required to provide return on the investment of the development and content creation is really what is needed.” Exactly. The sad part is that what was true over a year ago when you first wrote this is still true today.
Developers and designers are certainly getting better at taking an adaptive, device-agnostic perspective on web content, but meanwhile, the device-makers seem content to ignore the web and ways that the devices themselves could interact with it better.
Glad there are plenty of people (like you) discussing this stuff,
Chris