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The iPhone 5 has arrived! And it seems that all the rumours were true…
As we mentioned previously, the new model has a 4-inch screen (half an inch more than the previous iPhones) giving users 5 rows of apps instead of 4. There is still a Retina display which offers the same 326ppi as before, but with the extra length the...
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So, the general consensus is that, in just a couple of days time, the iPhone 5 will be unveiled and a new set of specs will create hell for mobile web developers and designers.
Various sources, including Tech Radar and T3, suggest that the new iPhone 5 will have a 4 inch screen with a resolution of 640 x 1136. That’s quite a...
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Brendan Falkowski of Gravity Department recently delivered a presentation entitled “Responsive eCommerce: Design Once, Sell Everywhere” at Magento Imagine 2012 conference.
The slides are excellent, with detailed backgrounds on the mobile industry and responsive design, multiple case studies and many technical...
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The W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) are an international community which develops the protocols and guidelines that ensure the long-term growth of the Web, and they have just announced that media queries are now a legitimate recommendation. This means that browsers now have to support them, which is great news for fans of...
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You might have heard or read about responsive or ‘adaptive’ web design – but what exactly is it?
In a nutshell, responsive web designs change and adapt to fit different browser sizes. They are a good way of making sites look good on mobile devices or tablets without having to create a separate mobile site.
The...
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Johnson and Johnson have launched a new responsive website to celebrate the 10th anniversary of The Campaign for Nursing’s Future.
The site allows current and prospective nurses to access a wide variety of information where ever they are, including info for current current nursing students, details on how to become a nurse,...
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