Comments on: Apple versus PC - Now For The Real Mobile Web http://www.staygolinks.com/apple-versus-pc-now-for-the-real-mobile-web.htm The Mobile Web From A Desktop Perspective Mon, 13 Oct 2008 01:55:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: wesley http://www.staygolinks.com/apple-versus-pc-now-for-the-real-mobile-web.htm#comment-94036 wesley Tue, 12 Aug 2008 20:05:57 +0000 http://www.staygolinks.com/apple-versus-pc-now-for-the-real-mobile-web.htm#comment-94036 I think Macs can do more then a PC. The can do videos and graphic a lot better then a PC. They can run vista better and faster. I think Macs can do more then a PC. The can do videos and graphic a lot better then a PC. They can run vista better and faster.

]]> By: Aaron http://www.staygolinks.com/apple-versus-pc-now-for-the-real-mobile-web.htm#comment-90504 Aaron Mon, 21 Jul 2008 20:52:07 +0000 http://www.staygolinks.com/apple-versus-pc-now-for-the-real-mobile-web.htm#comment-90504 Can ANYBODY tell me one thing that a Mac can do that a PC cannot? Why would anybody choose to spend more money on something they do not realize does the same exact thing as a PC? Windows Mobile works just as well (if not better) than the iPhone OS, and it is much easier to develop application on as well. A no brainer for me. Can ANYBODY tell me one thing that a Mac can do that a PC cannot? Why would anybody choose to spend more money on something they do not realize does the same exact thing as a PC? Windows Mobile works just as well (if not better) than the iPhone OS, and it is much easier to develop application on as well. A no brainer for me.

]]> By: Carnival of Entrepreneurs #32: July 30, 2007 http://www.staygolinks.com/apple-versus-pc-now-for-the-real-mobile-web.htm#comment-22460 Carnival of Entrepreneurs #32: July 30, 2007 Thu, 02 Aug 2007 13:38:24 +0000 http://www.staygolinks.com/apple-versus-pc-now-for-the-real-mobile-web.htm#comment-22460 [...] Susan Velez presents Home Based Affiliate Program; Get The Facts posted at The Secret To Life. Amanda M. Gladdden presents Do You Qualify for a SBA Patriot Express Pilot Loan? posted at Woman Start Your Business Now, saying, “Thank you for considering this article for inclusion. Kind Regards, Amanda” Chris Denny of Lead Optimize presents Zoo Experience Network (ZEN) posted at Gravity Unknown . Com, saying, “Here’s another business idea from Gravity Unknown.com. It can be applied to various places. I hope you make a million from it.” Warren Wong presents The Gap Concept posted at Personal Development for INTJs, saying, “Why is it so important to be the first or the best in a market? Here’s the why you should be the first AND the best.” Ant presents 5 Distractions To The Nesting Entrepreneur posted at The Beef Jerky Blog. GP presents How Can I Get your Attention? posted at Fish Creek House - INNside Innkeeping, saying, “We’re constantly barraged by thoughts thoughts, ideas and craziness of life compete for our attention…even when the message is important. (Uh…if you think you have an important message, you may want to pay attention to this.)” Janet Green presents Four Cs of marketing to women posted at The Marketing Idea Blog, saying, “These four principles can help you achieve success in marketing products and services to women.” Bhupendra Khanal presents Some Business Opportunities in Nepal posted at Analytics Bhupe, saying, “Investment in Nepal, a country between India and China, is one of the best business decision today.” Warren Wong presents Taking Risks posted at Personal Development for INTJs, saying, “Are you afraid to launch your own business? Are you afraid of losing what money you have? Here’s why you shouldn’t be.” Barry Welford presents Apple versus PC - Now For The Real Mobile Web posted at StayGoLinks, saying, “The biggest impact of Apple’s iPhone is that it makes the Mobile Web a NOW reality. The simple One Web Principle is no longer adequate as different mobile devices adopt different style sheets and front ends.” Alvaro Fernandez presents Beating forgetfulness and boosting the brain posted at SharpBrains, saying, “Notes on the emerging brain training market” Christopher J. Brunner presents Is Tort Reform Necessary to Protect Small Business? posted at GreatFX Business Cards, saying, “Following a $54 million lawsuit against a small dry cleaning business over a pair of pants, I explore whether tort reform will provide the protect from frivolous law suits that small businesses need.” Peter25 presents Expand Your Skills posted at Small Business. Karl Goldfield presents Building a plan Part 3: Hunters, Gatherers, Communicators, and Collaborators posted at Coaching sales champions. [...] [...] Susan Velez presents Home Based Affiliate Program; Get The Facts posted at The Secret To Life. Amanda M. Gladdden presents Do You Qualify for a SBA Patriot Express Pilot Loan? posted at Woman Start Your Business Now, saying, “Thank you for considering this article for inclusion. Kind Regards, Amanda” Chris Denny of Lead Optimize presents Zoo Experience Network (ZEN) posted at Gravity Unknown . Com, saying, “Here’s another business idea from Gravity Unknown.com. It can be applied to various places. I hope you make a million from it.” Warren Wong presents The Gap Concept posted at Personal Development for INTJs, saying, “Why is it so important to be the first or the best in a market? Here’s the why you should be the first AND the best.” Ant presents 5 Distractions To The Nesting Entrepreneur posted at The Beef Jerky Blog. GP presents How Can I Get your Attention? posted at Fish Creek House - INNside Innkeeping, saying, “We’re constantly barraged by thoughts thoughts, ideas and craziness of life compete for our attention…even when the message is important. (Uh…if you think you have an important message, you may want to pay attention to this.)” Janet Green presents Four Cs of marketing to women posted at The Marketing Idea Blog, saying, “These four principles can help you achieve success in marketing products and services to women.” Bhupendra Khanal presents Some Business Opportunities in Nepal posted at Analytics Bhupe, saying, “Investment in Nepal, a country between India and China, is one of the best business decision today.” Warren Wong presents Taking Risks posted at Personal Development for INTJs, saying, “Are you afraid to launch your own business? Are you afraid of losing what money you have? Here’s why you shouldn’t be.” Barry Welford presents Apple versus PC - Now For The Real Mobile Web posted at StayGoLinks, saying, “The biggest impact of Apple’s iPhone is that it makes the Mobile Web a NOW reality. The simple One Web Principle is no longer adequate as different mobile devices adopt different style sheets and front ends.” Alvaro Fernandez presents Beating forgetfulness and boosting the brain posted at SharpBrains, saying, “Notes on the emerging brain training market” Christopher J. Brunner presents Is Tort Reform Necessary to Protect Small Business? posted at GreatFX Business Cards, saying, “Following a $54 million lawsuit against a small dry cleaning business over a pair of pants, I explore whether tort reform will provide the protect from frivolous law suits that small businesses need.” Peter25 presents Expand Your Skills posted at Small Business. Karl Goldfield presents Building a plan Part 3: Hunters, Gatherers, Communicators, and Collaborators posted at Coaching sales champions. [...]

]]> By: s-proprietor.com » Blog Archive » Carnival of The Entrepreneur - July 30, 2007 http://www.staygolinks.com/apple-versus-pc-now-for-the-real-mobile-web.htm#comment-21966 s-proprietor.com » Blog Archive » Carnival of The Entrepreneur - July 30, 2007 Mon, 30 Jul 2007 07:19:09 +0000 http://www.staygolinks.com/apple-versus-pc-now-for-the-real-mobile-web.htm#comment-21966 [...] Barry Welford presents Apple versus PC - Now For The Real Mobile Web posted at StayGoLinks, saying, “The biggest impact of Apple’s iPhone is that it makes the Mobile Web a NOW reality. The simple One Web Principle is no longer adequate as different mobile devices adopt different style sheets and front ends.” [...] [...] Barry Welford presents Apple versus PC - Now For The Real Mobile Web posted at StayGoLinks, saying, “The biggest impact of Apple’s iPhone is that it makes the Mobile Web a NOW reality. The simple One Web Principle is no longer adequate as different mobile devices adopt different style sheets and front ends.” [...]

]]> By: Working at Home on the Internet http://www.staygolinks.com/apple-versus-pc-now-for-the-real-mobile-web.htm#comment-21532 Working at Home on the Internet Fri, 27 Jul 2007 11:24:23 +0000 http://www.staygolinks.com/apple-versus-pc-now-for-the-real-mobile-web.htm#comment-21532 [...] Barry Welford presents Apple versus PC - Now For The Real Mobile Web posted at StayGoLinks, saying, “The biggest impact of Apple’s iPhone is that it makes the Mobile Web a NOW reality. The simple One Web Principle is no longer adequate as different mobile devices adopt different style sheets and front ends.” [...] [...] Barry Welford presents Apple versus PC - Now For The Real Mobile Web posted at StayGoLinks, saying, “The biggest impact of Apple’s iPhone is that it makes the Mobile Web a NOW reality. The simple One Web Principle is no longer adequate as different mobile devices adopt different style sheets and front ends.” [...]

]]> By: Barry Welford http://www.staygolinks.com/apple-versus-pc-now-for-the-real-mobile-web.htm#comment-21419 Barry Welford Thu, 26 Jul 2007 17:06:22 +0000 http://www.staygolinks.com/apple-versus-pc-now-for-the-real-mobile-web.htm#comment-21419 It's an excellent point you make, James. Of course we've got to be customer-centric or user-centric. Usability and User tests are just a thin sliver of what is implied by that. Somehow we've got to think ourselves into the mind of that user and design what they're looking for. Unfortunately so many of these highly technical questions very quickly get into technology and away from users. Technology is clearly stimulating and mind-challenging. What is often not realized is that if you're going for challenge, then delivering satisfactory user experiences is even more challenging. It’s an excellent point you make, James. Of course we’ve got to be customer-centric or user-centric. Usability and User tests are just a thin sliver of what is implied by that. Somehow we’ve got to think ourselves into the mind of that user and design what they’re looking for.

Unfortunately so many of these highly technical questions very quickly get into technology and away from users. Technology is clearly stimulating and mind-challenging. What is often not realized is that if you’re going for challenge, then delivering satisfactory user experiences is even more challenging.

]]> By: James Pearce http://www.staygolinks.com/apple-versus-pc-now-for-the-real-mobile-web.htm#comment-21411 James Pearce Thu, 26 Jul 2007 15:19:58 +0000 http://www.staygolinks.com/apple-versus-pc-now-for-the-real-mobile-web.htm#comment-21411 "Multi-Web Practice" is, I think, a wise one. But I also believe it's more subtle than you make out here - and in your other post. It's not just that the screens and input mechanisms are different (or even that just about every phone and browser combination has unique challenges for the developer). No, the biggest reason for wanting to address different classes of client device differently is that the humans on the other side of them are probably in different states or contexts. The PC vs Wii split requires a little thought on these lines (sitting upright and alert, feeling business-like vs lounging on sofa, taking time out from a game). But hardly earth-shattering. But the considerations that site designers should make towards mobile use cases are far more significant. Yes my iPhone renders http://united.com perfectly, but I probably don't want flight deals to OktoberFest, to read about their new credit card, or read about flat beds. Look. I've gone to the effort of connecting to your site while I'm mobile. Can't you guess I'm in a different context? In a hurry? On the move? Do me a favour and get me the flight status page. Now. I'm dragging out my point. But basically, there's lot of debate about markup-this, browser-that, stylesheet-the-other. But don't forget that there's flesh and bone on the other side of that device. Form follows function and they come first! “Multi-Web Practice” is, I think, a wise one. But I also believe it’s more subtle than you make out here - and in your other post.

It’s not just that the screens and input mechanisms are different (or even that just about every phone and browser combination has unique challenges for the developer).

No, the biggest reason for wanting to address different classes of client device differently is that the humans on the other side of them are probably in different states or contexts.

The PC vs Wii split requires a little thought on these lines (sitting upright and alert, feeling business-like vs lounging on sofa, taking time out from a game). But hardly earth-shattering.

But the considerations that site designers should make towards mobile use cases are far more significant.

Yes my iPhone renders http://united.com perfectly, but I probably don’t want flight deals to OktoberFest, to read about their new credit card, or read about flat beds.

Look. I’ve gone to the effort of connecting to your site while I’m mobile. Can’t you guess I’m in a different context? In a hurry? On the move? Do me a favour and get me the flight status page. Now.

I’m dragging out my point. But basically, there’s lot of debate about markup-this, browser-that, stylesheet-the-other.

But don’t forget that there’s flesh and bone on the other side of that device. Form follows function and they come first!

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