Tag Archives: Content Adaptation

DeviceAtlas tutorial for PHP

We've just published the first tutorial that explains how to use the DeviceAtlas API in your applications. We open our "tutorials section" with PHP basic integration and of course Java and .NET will follow shortly. Remember that the different API's are very consistent (respecting language syntax and coding standards, of course) so it should be possible to take inspiration from the PHP tutorial and apply it to other languages...

DeviceAtlas 1.0.1.1

A few minor issues were reported in the purchase process so we decided to release a quick fix. I have also updated the official changelog, but let me explain a few new things that we just added. Users are now allowed to edit the shipping address, so if you need to change or update it, you can do it from your user's homepage in DeviceAtlas. VAT number is now also stored as part of your address, so you can edit from the same page...

DeviceAtlas version 1.0.1

Today we have released a minor update for DeviceAtlas. It was a quick release, but we wanted to provide updates immediately. You can see the changelog on the official site. If you had downloaded the API we strongly suggest that you update to the latest version. Also make sure you download the latest JSON file from the internal link "My Licences" (available only if you have purchased a commercial licence or the developer licence)...

DeviceAtlas is now officially accessible

Today we are announcing DeviceAtlas which is the result of many months of work here at dotMobi. It all officially started in June 2007, but the plan within the company had already started quite a few months earlier. It has been a real team work, Jo Rabin and I worked actively in the W3C DDWG to make sure there would be a Core Vocabulary and a Simple API...

Lightweight Device-Detection in ASP

Device detection is the first step in performing content adaptation. Here we cover lightweight device detection using classic ASP (VBScript). This is based on the PHP version found here. It is a simple script which will detect most mobile browsers. However, if you need more information about the properties of the device such as screen width and height, image format support etc. so that you can tailor your content to specific devices, then you need something more than this. In this case you should consider using a full device properties database such as DeviceAtlas...

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