I’ve updated my theme here to make the layout more responsive depending on the device you view it in. For both smart phones and iPads/tables, the layout linearizes. That is a fancy way of saying the right sidebar should scoot below the main content area, and everything will become 100% wide to fill the screen. […]
I may be a bit late to the party with this observation, but web design is finally evolving. Mobile phones and tablets have freed us from having to use a laptop or desktop to use the web. Using HTML and CSS, designers can now use media queries to control how a site appears on different
Hoping to test out the latest beta of Mozilla’s Mobile Firefox but have a myTouch 3G? You may be out of luck, while the official builds don’t support the chip in the device, there is an Arm 6 build which is listed as compatible. I downloaded it and tried to install it, but it wouldn’t install either,
Another viable option for mobile development is to use a framework like Titanium or Phonegap to quickly build out an app using Javascript. I’ve been looking at Titanium a lot lately and digging into its API. Seems like you can build anything short of a game using its API and there’s a real buzz when
Mobile GMAPS displays Google maps and Keyhole imagery on J2ME phones and devices. Its available under a Creative Commons license for non-commercial uses only. Plus, they use a picture of the phone I have on their website! I’ll have to play around with this…