Comments on: The Impact of the iPod Touch http://blazenewmedia.com/articles/the-impact-of-the-ipod-touch/ Sat, 14 Jun 2008 18:59:58 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Avasilcai Daniel http://blazenewmedia.com/articles/the-impact-of-the-ipod-touch/comment-page-1/#comment-519 Avasilcai Daniel Tue, 18 Dec 2007 08:56:15 +0000 http://blazenewmedia.com/beta/blog/uncategorized/the-impact-of-the-ipod-touch/#comment-519 <p>I thought that resolution 800xsomething will disappear but i was wrong, will emerge on the market new devices that will similar resolution, one of this is the iphone. What i hate on this devices(i mean ipod touch &iphone) for example that they really have a good os (mac os x adapted mobile) but you can not have the preview app (adapted), text edit(adapted) so you must read pdf, doc file on your email, and is not all, you can not read pdf larger than 10mb, so i am asking my self for what all this 8gigs memory? I will buy this especially for reading ebooks on it. They are too limited on music & video , & email reading. In my opinion this is only a marketing, they do not want to develop other useful app on it, they want to sell content on itunes store. I don’t buy a device like this only to navigate with it. How many sites are real mobile ready? They got to sell millions to convince developers, i don’t mean only digg&facebook, i mean e banking sites, e commerce, where you can buy airplane tickets or things like this. Will see…</p> I thought that resolution 800xsomething will disappear but i was wrong, will emerge on the market new devices that will similar resolution, one of this is the iphone. What i hate on this devices(i mean ipod touch &iphone) for example that they really have a good os (mac os x adapted mobile) but you can not have the preview app (adapted), text edit(adapted) so you must read pdf, doc file on your email, and is not all, you can not read pdf larger than 10mb, so i am asking my self for what all this 8gigs memory? I will buy this especially for reading ebooks on it. They are too limited on music & video , & email reading. In my opinion this is only a marketing, they do not want to develop other useful app on it, they want to sell content on itunes store. I don’t buy a device like this only to navigate with it. How many sites are real mobile ready? They got to sell millions to convince developers, i don’t mean only digg&facebook, i mean e banking sites, e commerce, where you can buy airplane tickets or things like this. Will see…

]]> By: Bill W. http://blazenewmedia.com/articles/the-impact-of-the-ipod-touch/comment-page-1/#comment-449 Bill W. Thu, 06 Sep 2007 10:10:56 +0000 http://blazenewmedia.com/beta/blog/uncategorized/the-impact-of-the-ipod-touch/#comment-449 <p>I had a thought. When the iPhone came out, everyone started making iPhone compatible websites like “iphone.somedomain.com”. But, now that mobile Safari is appearing in devices like iPodTouch, it doesn’t make sense for people to name their domains that way.</p> <p>What exactly do you name the iPhone/iTouch/iFutureDevice subdomains then?? Somebody really needs to come up with a better convention for mobile Safari URLs.</p> I had a thought. When the iPhone came out, everyone started making iPhone compatible websites like “iphone.somedomain.com”. But, now that mobile Safari is appearing in devices like iPodTouch, it doesn’t make sense for people to name their domains that way.

What exactly do you name the iPhone/iTouch/iFutureDevice subdomains then?? Somebody really needs to come up with a better convention for mobile Safari URLs.

]]> By: Derek http://blazenewmedia.com/articles/the-impact-of-the-ipod-touch/comment-page-1/#comment-448 Derek Thu, 06 Sep 2007 02:27:32 +0000 http://blazenewmedia.com/beta/blog/uncategorized/the-impact-of-the-ipod-touch/#comment-448 <p>Although Mobile Safari use is still considerably low (relative to the competition), I think we’ll see more iPod Touch / iPhone friendly web interfaces.</p> <p>What I hope that developers keep in mind is that Mobile Safari does a fantastic job rendering standard web pages [especially over Wifi]. </p> <p>Devs, make sure to provide visitors with an option to view pages in their full glory!</p> Although Mobile Safari use is still considerably low (relative to the competition), I think we’ll see more iPod Touch / iPhone friendly web interfaces.

What I hope that developers keep in mind is that Mobile Safari does a fantastic job rendering standard web pages [especially over Wifi].

Devs, make sure to provide visitors with an option to view pages in their full glory!

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