I have been reading the excellent article by @brad_frost a couple of times and reflecting… Even if I may represent the “mobile old timers” who still know how to write WML, I am 100% in on RWD, html5 and all that buzz (unlike some others). It is bound to happen and it is good for mobile. However, […]
Opera, I guess means Opera Mini. Together with UCBrowser, proxy browsers basically rule the world over all. Webkit in western market tho,… From Browserrank.com
I am still the lucky owner of the first generation iPad. It’s a great device and the only think that is kinda annoying is the weight. It is too heavy to hold in one hand reading stuff over time. Even if my current iPad is the 3G one (730g), I had that feeling with the […]
Server side, client side, RESS, RWD, Progressive WHAT…? Drizzle some HTML5 on top, and confusion is complete. Here are a few good posts bringing clarity to the different approaches. Mobile Web Content Adaptation Techniques. From Mobiforge. Which One: Responsive Design, Device Experiences, or RESS? Luke Wroblewskis take on the different approaches. Also worth a read is post […]
The German mobile retail market grew by 112% in 2011 25% of European Xtreme shoppers shop using mobile phones or tablets more than in the past51% of US Xtreme shoppers use search engines as shopping tools 58% of European Xtreme shoppers use search engines as shopping tools 33% of retailers operate a mobile channel, up […]
I had the pleasure of attending Mobile Retail Summit in London yesterday. An OK event, but kind of missed the innovative ideas to how mobile can bridge the gap between online and offline shopping experiences. Especially from the tech vendors and agencies that are supposed to help retailers in the right direction. So I was […]
The latest Facebook app for iPhone adds some interesting metadata to the user agent sting. The user agent in the web view part of the app, that is (when you follow a link in a status message). Picture above shows the user agent and more (captured here). The extra stuff is: FBAN = Application Name […]
Today, most people are talking as if Androids and iPhones are the only phones around. That’s not the case as this brilliant work from asymco shows. Read more here: The US smartphone landscape | asymco.
jonarnes: The Mobile Stats Daily is out! http://t.co/HI08Luw2
jonarnes: @globalmoxie Apps are like music I believe @torgo wisely stated once…