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Mobile web is tough to master because mobile screens are small, time on sites is lower per instance than on desktop, frequency can be higher or lower, UI is constrained & fragmented by browsers, features need to be useful and content needs the ability to be time-shifted and sent from mobile out to desktop, TV, or even outdoor print/billboards for participation in interactive media. Also, web publishers often sit in countries where mobile behavior is less sophisticated than in developing world.
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Mobile Web, Mobile Design, Mobile Search, News, Publishing, Online Services, Magazines, TV, Music, Movies, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Analytics, Twitter, WiFi, Apple, iPhone, RIM, Windows Mobile, Nokia, Google, Android, Yahoo!, AOL, AT&T, Verizon, Vodafone, China Mobile, China Unicom, Telefonica, Movistar, O2, America Movil, T-Mobile, Sprint, MTS, SingTel, Telecom Italia, Airtel, Orange, Vimplecom, Telenor, NTT Docomo, Telkomsel, TeliaSonera, TelstraRecent Activity
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AppleInsider | Report: Apple testing RFID swipe support in iPhone prototypesReport: Apple testing RFID swipe support in iPhone prototypes A site focused on Near Field Communications has reported that Apple has built new iPhone prototypes with hardware support for sensing RFID chips. RFID (Radio-Frequency IDentification) is a technology that allows a device to sense ...
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Gowalla Hops Onto Android Via The Mobile WebGowalla Hops Onto Android Via The Mobile Web by MG Siegler on November 6, 2009 Up until now, if you wanted to use the location-based service Gowalla on the go, you had to have an iPhone. Today, that expands to Android. But rather than building an app, Gowalla has extended support to ...
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Google celebrates Motorola Droid release with unusual homepage adGoogle did a rare thing today and put an advertisement on their homepage. Could the Motorola Droid get any more exposure?
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Layar Augmented Reality App Hits 200th Data LayerWe've been following the development of Layar, the cross-platform smartphone augmented reality app-- because it just might be a model for the future of AR. Its utility has been zooming, and it just hit its 200th AR geotagged data layer.
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Orange iPhone 3GS fair usage data limits – fair or just wrong?Orange iPhone 3GS fair usage data limits – fair or just wrong? As Orange announced their new iPhone 3GS tariffs and priceplans the other day, most people picked up on what can only be described as a surprise, that Orange wants to limit your data usage to 750mb per month within its fair usage ...Daniel Tangen added 44 hours ago
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8 Goals of Linkbait for Your Business - Four Elements Blog - Business Integration of Web 2.0, SEO & Our Future WebLearn why your business should develop linkbait.Maxwell Finn added 2 months ago
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54San Francisco puts city data online for public useLook for mobile developers to jump all over this.Adam Mills added 2 months ago
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54Apple bans third largest App Store developerThis is big news. Apple still has a long way to go with the App Store submission process, but this is a giant step in the right direction.Adam Mills added 3 months ago
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54Apple Tablet features confirmed with apparent September releaseI hope this is true.Adam Mills added 3 months ago
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54Augmented Reality apps coming to iPhone with OS 3.1 releaseIf you haven't seen this, it appears to be incredible. And scary!Adam Mills added 3 months ago
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