This may not be useful as I am using IIS and ASP.NET sessions, but I suspect you might be seeing the same inconsistencies I have observed. I see problems with IE 6 and some specific mobile browsers, particularly the UP. Browser, not retaining session state on redirects.
In ASP.NET the SessionID is usually stored in a browser cookie, and some of these mobile devices are not retaining the cookie. I see them get multiple SessionID values issued during one Session. Without the persistent SessionID they lose the ability to get the stored state value and the whole thing falls apart.
I believe this was an IIS issue. I moved the exact same code over to a Linux server and it worked just fine.
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