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Development of the next version is already underway and we'd love to hear your suggestions on how to make the mobile experience better – drop us a line in the comments section.
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T-Mobile announces a price and release date for the HTC Sensation 4G
1st June, 2011
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Qualcomm's Snapdragon Chipset gathers momentum
2nd June, 2010
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Eye-Fi Mobile X2 Card uploads directly to mobile devices using Direct Mode
14th April, 2011
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Sprint announces HTC EVO 3D smartphone and EVO View 4G tablet
23rd March, 2011
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Asus Padfone - 4.3-inch smartphone docks inside 10.1-inch tablet
31st May, 2011
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New tablet typing app developed for Android Honeycomb
3rd February, 2011
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Would be great if the Gizmag site would auto detect if I'm visiting using my smart phone and just display the mobile site. Usefulness example, I access my email from my phone. I get the Gizmag newsletter. I click a link and it takes me to the full version of the site. Using some simple scripts you could detect I'm using a smart phone and display the mobile version of the article instead.
You don't even have to write your own code to do it... http://detectmobilebrowser.com/
Open source mobile phone detection with support for Apache, ASP, ASP.NET, ColdFusion, C#, JSP, JavaScript, jQuery, PHP, Python, Rails
Stephen Owens13th December, 2010 @ 05:46 am PST