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That's not a simulator. It's simply an iframe inside an image of an iPhone. If you want a real simulator, check out Mobilizer, or use the iPhone simulator in the Safari browser. |
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Interesting...that page looks like someones taken Quentin's iphone preview tool, combined it with powerpoints from another WSO and is now attempting to sell them both together.
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Mabilizer is not a web simulator but a desktop emulator and using safari is ok but again it is a web browser not a web simulator. A web simulator is a product, like Brandon said, which is basically an iframe inside an image which allows you to send a client a preview of their mobile site like this. Iphone mobile simulator emulator It will not tell if a site is mobile enabled and is mainly for showing existing mobile sites to customers. You can buy this using the link in the example above. Quentin |
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Yes that's quentins one, witch have 3 devices and use iframes. A non online but real emulator will be mobilizer (http://www.springbox.com/mobilizer/) with many devices too. |
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Anyways, my point was simply that using something like Mobilizer or Safari (in iPhone mode, with the browser resized down to a "mobile" size) is going to give you a far more realistic representation of what a site would look like on mobile device, than an iframe viewed in Firefox or IE will. (And I know that you already knew that, but some people viewing this thread might not.) | |
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device anywhere is the most popular product. its a virtual phone. however, the is a monthly fee and it can get very expensive as they charge a flat fee and then a fee based on minutes used, charges, etc.. |
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