SVG support on smart-phone browsers
Information about this topic really is rare (but that's nothing new when we talk about SVG, unfortunately...)
There are a few test results from the Tiny Test Suite available (end of 2008):http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/1.2/Tiny/ImpReport.htmlBitFlash, eSVG, Ikivo and Motorola SVG are of special interest here. Opera Mobile is not covered by this test but it uses Ikivo as far as I know.
And there is a pretty current discussion here:http://tech.dir.groups.yahoo.com/group/svg-developers/message/63147Until now the results of this discussion are rather poor, but maybe you can join in there...
However, considering the pain (native) SVG development causes with "desktop browsers" I would not really recommend it for mobile browsers unless you have a very specific target group (with SVG enabled devices) or other serious reasons to use SVG.
I'm sorry that I couldn't contribute more, maybe it was a little help anyway.
As for today (Jan 2013) it looks like SVG is supported in the most popular desktop and mobile browsers - on their latest versions:
- IE
- Firefox Chrome
- Safari
- Opera
- iOS Safari
- Opera Mini
- Android Browser
- Blackberry Browser
- Opera Mobile
- Chrome for Android
- Firefox for Android
Source: caniuse.com/svg
Supported browsers:iOS 5+Android 3+