On Jun 29, 1:09=A0am, Todd Allcock <eleccon...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> At 28 Jun 2008 20:49:23 -0700 4phun wrote:
>
> > =A0Target Content to iPhone Visitors
> >
http://iphonemicrosites.com/tutorials/target-content-to-iphone-visitors=
/
>
> > With the numbers of users visiting your website from an iPhone/iPod
> > touch growing each day, op****tunities to show these visitors targeted
> > content are becoming increasingly valuable...
>
> This again? =A0You posted about these clowns last week.
>
> Do you own their stock?
Lets see.
A web site gvies away free information on how to improve the coding of
a web page to give the iPhone special deals and a special display as
they handshake with the mobile HTML request.
=2E
They do not get any benefit from a user adding this simple code to
their existing web page.
This web site is going to make a ton of money somehow giving away
intellectual property just like open source folks do.
Yeah right.
Fox News, ABC News, Amazon.com and hundreds of other sites have
already implemented this code for the Apple browser in order to give
us special deals or an easy to view display formated for a 3.5 inch
screen.
Perhaps you do not want others to follow these leading web sites and
so lose out on driving millions of iPhones to their web site too?
I for one like the fact I can view Amazon through a special iPhone
****tal or I can toggle over to the classic Amazon PC web page and view
that with a few extra taps on the screen. I like the fact I get
freebies and such by using the iPhone as opposed to using the PC or an
pold fa****oned PDA to look up information when I am out and about. It
is a pleasant experience that makes using the iPhone even more fun and
practical. I like the special treatment I got at Starbucks today (free
coffee) and from AT&T when I forgot my password to my account (a
simple question and then instant access). AT&T Wi-Fi service is great!
BTW Sprints new iPhone killer, the INSTINCT, doesn't even have Wi-Fi
like the iPhone!
Samsung and Sprint forgot to include the Wi-Fi radio!
New Sprint users that are just discovering that are not happy campers.
Heh it is Sprint; too bad - so sad... ROTFL.
Verizon's CEO gave a speech where he decried the 'iPhone conspiracy'
and he hoped Steve Jobs would die soon. ROTFL.
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