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IE6 Must Die, Mobile Browsers Must Live

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Filed under: Mobile Device and Browser Detection, Mobile Internet, Mobile SEO, Mobile Web Coding Tutorials, Mobile Web Design, Mobile Web Development, Mobile Websites

IE6 Must Die is a trending topic on Twitter right now. The world is demanding that IE6 support is dropped, effectively forcing the hand of anyone still using the browser and hopefully freeing the internet from the hell that is substandard browser support.

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ready.mobi – You Can’t Handle The Truth!

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Filed under: Mobile Device and Browser Detection, Mobile Web Design, Mobile Web Development, Wordpress Mobile

We received the following comment from Jeff Miller on the ‘removing scrollbars‘ article.

Your site doesnt even show up on any mobile phone, other than maybe an iphone. But doing a test on your site it show up very bad on other phones which most of the world use. it only scores a 3/5 on ready.mobi and its very hard to navigate on phones. Obviously you are not the mobile web junkie but the wapple (wurfl rip off hosting solution) for iphone junkie.

Ouch. Oh well, there’s always one… The reply got kinda long but turned out to be quite a good read. So I thought it would be nice to post it as an article. Here it is: Read more

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Mobilizing Wapple Website

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Filed under: Mobile Internet, Mobile SEO, Mobile Web Coding Tutorials, Mobile Web Design, Mobile Web Development, Mobile Websites

Last week something exciting happened inside the colourful walls of Wapple – the latest version of the mobile site was launched. Below are the obligatory before and after screenshots and at first glance you’ll probably notice that they look pretty similar. However, all is not as it seems because underneath the bonnet – everything has changed.

Wapple.net built with Canvas

Built with Canvas

Wapple.net built with Architect

Built with Architect

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