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14 September 2005

The Mobile Device Detection Problem

This is a good first list of options for all of you who don't have mobile-readable sites (including service providers, such as Six Apart).

Link: The Mobile Device Detection Problem | Mobile Design.

Publishing a mobile version of your content is harder then is should be. One significant technical leap must be made in order to give users a seamless experience… device detection, the relatively simple concept of routing different devices to the most appropriate content for that device.

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