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3.7
iPhone
Apple's iPhone uses an Apple operating system and:
Uses the Safari browser
Only supports Apple plug-ins and does not support Flash or Java
Overall, this is an excellent platform since it has good screen size, good style sheet and JavaScript support, and a touch screen.
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Building Mobile Content
1.
Getting Started
1.1
Mobile device software
1.2
Your Web Site
1.3
The world is becoming more mobile
1.4
Why have a mobile web site?
1.5
Questions to ask before starting
1.6
Will a mobile strategy work for me?
2.
Basics
2.1
Why make your site mobile-accessible?
2.2
Limitations
2.3
Content delivery
2.4
Visuals
2.5
Graphics
2.6
Web site appearance
2.7
Appearance basics
2.8
Forms
2.9
Bandwidth
2.10
Mobile vs PC
3.
Platforms
3.1
Operating systems
3.2
Mobile displays
3.3
Blackberry
3.4
Minimo browser
3.5
Symbian
3.6
Windows mobile
3.7
iPhone
3.8
Garnet (Palm OS)
4.
ReadyGo Mobile
4.1
What is ReadyGo Mobile?
4.2
Elements produced with ReadyGo Mobile
4.3
Features of the ReadyGo Mobile:
4.4
Pre-requisites
4.5
Web developer environment:
4.6
Standards conformance
4.7
What's included with ReadyGo Mobile:
4.8
ReadyGo Forms Catcher
4.9
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