Every Mobile Social App Site, Ever · Visual Idiot
This is kinda funny (because it’s kinda true).
This is kinda funny (because it’s kinda true).
If you make inaccessible iOS apps, you really only have yourself to blame.
There are also some handy tips here for getting to know VoiceOver.
An oldie but a goodie: this Bagcheck blog post contains a whole bunch of useful links to lists of mobile device testing suites.
Nik demos the neat interactions in Realmac’s latest piece of iOS software in this cute little video.
Some very interesting results from testing background image downloads contained within media queries or overridden with media queries: it turns out that, in iOS at least, the browser is getting smarter and smarter.
Brad is on a roll. He knocks it out of the park again, this time talking about the difference between supporting the huge range of mobile browsers out there compared to trying to optimise for them.
Well, this is very intriguing: it turns out that the infamous orientation/scale bug in Mobile Safari isn’t present in in-app browsers (UIWebView). Most odd.
An excellent point from Jonathan: both native apps and web apps require an internet connection …and both native apps and web apps can be made to work without an internet connection.
This might sound obvious, but the myth that “only native apps can work without an internet connection” is surprisingly widespread.
I’m loving Amber’s detailed write-up of the Update conference, especially her description of the panel discussion as me versus everyone else.
The world’s first mobile photography conference will take place in San Francisco on September 24th this year, featuring Dan Rubin, Jessica Zollman and more.
A look at some of the new HTML5/JavaScript additions coming in the next version of Mobile Safari.
This looks like a beautiful way to present information, although it seems a real shame that the information is locked to just one class of device.
The plan to get Curiosity Rover onto the surface of Mars (ignore the cheesy sound effects in space).
A handy list of installed fonts on the iPhone and iPad.
Probably old news by now but Last.fm has been acquired by CBS, who I hope are not evil. The good news is that our favourite music site is staying in London. Rock on, FMers.
More about the microformats that can now be found on Last.fm.
Design review by Jay Small.
This is the plain vanilla look.
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