Amazing... TypePad Doesn't Offer Help Optimizing Blogs For iPhone Safari
I'm amazed - no help at all found in optimizing a TypePad blog for native reading on an iPhone using Safari.
I'm amazed - no help at all found in optimizing a TypePad blog for native reading on an iPhone using Safari.
Example 1 - Default
Example 2 - Larger
Example 3 - Largest
I'm curious to see how well I can do a basic job of optimizing a blog for the iPhone.
One issue is that default text is too small, so I'll try publishing in a larger font. This will probably look bad on a desktop / laptop, but that's not the target audience / platform for this blog.
Welcome to the Electronic Go Anywhere Device (EGAD) Blog!
The first EGAD I had was an HP 200LX. I still have it, but it didn't make the "synchronization leap" past the DOS era of PCs. The second EGAD I had was a Palm III and a Palm IIIc (I still have them too), and they were pretty good until I got a Mac and Palm didn't really make the leap to Mac OSX.
Nothing I've seen in wireless telephones moves me at all, even "Smart Phones". I think, having been spoiled by having real computers in my pocket, I've been waiting for a computer that had a phone function, especially one that had "Real Internet".
So now we have the iPhone, and frankly, I'm slowly falling in love with the idea of having an iPhone. It seems to be just about the perfect "pocket computer" - full Internet Access, a real web browser, enough power, screen clarity, and overall usability to be the kind of computer that I need to have with me most of the time - Go Anywhere.
But by far the iPhone isn't perfect.
And, by far, the iPhone isn't alone in attempting to capture this category.
There's lots to learn, explore, and write about on the subject of EGADs.
Thanks,
Steve
By Steve Stroh
This article is Copyright © 2008 by Steve Stroh. Excerpts and links are expressly permitted (and encouraged).
Steve's primary IT blog is Micro CIO (Chief Information Officer).