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When I view a JPEG image on my iPhone, it apparently load a compressed version of the image (pressumably to save network bandwidth). It has heavy artefacting and makes much of the text on the jpeg unreadable.
I know the answer to this question is probably no, but is there any way to force it to load the original image served by the webserver? Any creative solutions?
Who is your data provider? Which country?
Google yields one way to do it for O2 in the UK.