smartphone

I'm in the process of redesigning my website and I've decided to take a shot at responsive layout. I'm new to CSS3 media queries and can't figure out how to make the site behave as intended on my smartphone. The page has currently this viewport meta tag: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> I'm not sure what it does, as I don't see a difference between having and not having this in my HTML, but was told that it was somehow useful. The style sheets are supposed to target widths R < 640px, 640px <= R < 960px and 960px <= R. The layout will, respectively, be

I have connected my device with the computer, and i was testing my APPs. and everything was working just fine. Unexpectedly, i found my device is not recognised by eclipse and it's offline as in the attached image below. Any Suggestions, and sorry if my post is not in the appropriate section. I had this issue with my device several times. Unplug the device. You should be able to fix this simply by restarting the adb server. or, kill the adb server and restart the eclipse. c:>adb kill-server Restarting the eclipse will start the adb server. Unplug the device and replug it. ADB will refind the

I want to make a desktop application trigger an event on a Windows Mobile 6 standard device (smartphone). How can I make the smartphone and desktop communicate? Where can I find some code examples of this? I'm using C#... To clarify: It will not be docked with USB. I would like to use WLAN. I want to trigger an event within my application that is already running on the smartphone. One solution is to use RAPI. If you do so, then have a look at RAPI communication library at OpenNETCF . This is a C# wrapper for the SDK functions. With RAPI you can do the following: Copy files from desktop to

I use plupload on a metronic bootstrap framework. On desktop it's working fine but on smartphone or tablet, my browse button is not opening the window to select files. <div class="col-md-8"> <div id="engine"></div> <div id="dev_uploader"> <div id="filelist"></div> </div> <a id="addImg" class="btn btn-bg btn-block"><i class="fa fa-plus"></i> add attachement</a> here is the plupload script : jQuery(function() { var uploader = new plupload.Uploader({ runtimes : 'html5,flash,silverlight,gears', browse_button : 'addImg', container : 'dev_uploader', drop_element : 'dev_uploader', max_file_size :

My company built its own project management web application. It's like basecamp on steroids. The core features of this application are: create task lists assign tasks to team members track hours against task items I am looking to build mobile application(s) as an extension to the web application. The mobile applications(s) must: reproduce the features mentioned above connect to the same database as the web application retain drag drop capabilities provide a rich user experience equivalent to or better than the web application work on iphone, droid and blackberry Given the requirements above,