- Standards - Posted by atrasatti 2 years 4 weeks ago
X-Device-User-Agent header appearing in requests- One good thing about open standards is that anyone can pick them up and implement them. This means that everyone will benefit from this as the standardization will open new opportunities for everything. If there is one thing that we need in the mobile space, that is standardization.
- Content Adaptation - Posted by atrasatti 2 years 5 weeks ago
- DeviceAtlas 1.3.1, better browser detection and more security
- It is July, and you would expect most of the European countries to be on vacation somewhere sunny and hot, but we still took the time to prepare a new release for you. We have a couple of improvements that we wanted to get to you as quickly as possible.
- Authoring - Posted by jonarne 2 years 7 weeks ago
The underestimated object element- One of the more powerful elements in XHTML MP (actually a part of XHTML, but extremely powerful and flexible in our mobile world) is the <object> element. Still, it is not used very often. So, I thought I would do some promotion!
- Content Adaptation - Posted by atrasatti 2 years 8 weeks ago
- DeviceAtlas 1.3 adds Python and Ruby support
- When we initially released DeviceAtlas back in February we announced three different API's, Java, PHP and .NET. From the beginning we knew that the Ruby and Python communities would have been knocking at our door and in fact we have not been sitting staring at the wall. The initial API's have been updated and streamlined and now we come with two new flavours that should be welcomed by many web developers.
- Mobile Design - Posted by Ronan_Mandel 2 years 9 weeks ago
The mysteries of mobile data plans or It’s all about Page Weight- So I have to make a confession (seems like I’ve been doing that a lot recently…) For the first time in my life I received a mobile phone bill with data charges on it. What you say? Are you some sort of imposter? Have you not been using mobile data all these years? Well, here’s the thing: I’ve been using it for free (we’ll, it’s all been on the company’s dime that is) so it never really hit me how much it really cost.
- Publishing - Posted by James Pearce 2 years 10 weeks ago
The Mobile Web is alive and well in Startup Land- dotMobi was at CrunchLudd last night and we got to talk to plenty of cool web startups from Dublin. I'm imagining there might have a similar event 12 years ago for print, media, graphic design and CD-ROM startups. And a ranting sponsor (who perhaps looked a bit like me) from the fledgling Internet industry kept telling them that the web would soon change their world.
- - Posted by James Pearce 2 years 10 weeks ago
- We're proud to sponsor CrunchLudd
- Being good Dublin citizens, dotMobi is proud to sponsor CrunchLudd tonight - a joint TechCrunch & TechLudd Meetup.
- Mobile Design - Posted by James Pearce 2 years 10 weeks ago
- An "essential" document for mobile web designers
- We've often maintained that 2008 will be the official "Year of the Mobile Web". But I've always thought that it's also the year when it comes out of the technical shadows - and web designers start to take it seriously. Mature mobile web design has been a long time coming, of course held back by usual gripes like browser capabilities, device diversity and network speeds. But life moves on, and now it's time to make the mobile web look amazing.
- - Posted by James Pearce 2 years 11 weeks ago
- dev.mobi goes Wordle
- If you haven't seen Wordle, go take a look: it's a fun, pretty tag cloud generator.Here's how the front page of dev.mobi looks: Apart from the cricked necks here at dotMobi towers, it's nice to see some of the subliminal messages. "Blog with mobile!"
- dotMobi Compliance - Posted by ruadhan 2 years 11 weeks ago
Ready.mobi v2.1.1 is live- You can probably guess by the version number 2.1.1 (from 2.1), there is nothing ground-breaking in this release. Just a few more bug fixes. In particular we have fixed a bug that caused the use of multiple <hr/> tags in your markup to reduce your overall score.
