My previous post, released also on boagworld.com drew some feedback which pointed to the engageinteractive website which does exactly what I described, the site changes layout depending on orientation. (more…)
As far as I have experienced there is little or no current use being made of the accelerometer on web sites when viewed on an iPhone. The accelerometer when triggered in the iPhone’s Safari browser at the moment does little for our general browsing experience beyond giving us a little more horizontal space when in landscape mode. But I believe we live in a world where the hand-held web device equipped with accelerometer is going to become more and more prevalent, and quickly. (more…)
More debate at webmonkey.com over the future of Flash with the potential rise in use of HTML and the potential mass market appeal of the device that is 100% Flash resistant.
Engadget’s definitive guide to the iPad so far.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/01/29/apple-ipad-the-definitive-guide-so-far/
Jeffrey Zeldman argues the positives of the continuing lack of Flash support on iPad.
Article by Paul Stanton following the release of the iPad. The device from the perspective as a coffee table, lifestyle gadget.
http://coffeepowered.co.uk/2010/01/youre-missing-the-ipoint/
Their most advanced technology in a magical and revolutionary device at an ‘unbelievable ‘ price. We’ll see about that last one here in the UK.
http://www.apple.com/uk/ipad/?cid=CDM-EU-2842&cp=em-2842-2842&sr=em
The state of the world, and the speculation the day before the product announcement. How close was the speculation from where you’re sitting? (incidentally, with an iPad of course, you probably wouldn’t be sitting at all, right?)
http://www.engadget.com/2010/01/26/the-apple-tablet-a-complete-history-supposedly/
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