Don’t have to wait and see larrr what these “i” “i” “i” products thingy can do, would do, and definitely change the face of the web as well as us all surfers kan… ha, ni ha, if you could look at my face now, aiyoh, just by seeing the size of that thingy, dah buatkan muka I jadi srupa erm… hmmm… nevermind, that’s my problem! Hehehe darling, which one is you tetekkk ah? ONE TWO THREE? Pressing! Pressing! (Maaati la tetiber script QUEMAR mencelah bedah masuk dalam posting sharing is caring ni (nowadays macam2 bahasa depa guna, RETWEET lah, TRACKBACK lah, ha, apa lagi tah, macam2 lah konsep nama2 nya semuanya WALHAL sebenar2nya, TETAP concept macam Akak nak buat ni – HIGHLIGHT COPY & PASTE! Tadaaa!!! Hiks!)
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Nah! Mrasa!
When in 2007 Apple launched the iPhone not only reinvented the phone but it also introduced a revolutionary user experience that has changed definitively the way to browse the Web with a mobile device then before.
In that same period, I remember browsing the Web with a Nokia or Windows Mobile phone was an arduous undertaking: webpages was unreadable on small screens on portable devices, slow to render in mobile browsers and all available options that allowed users to fit pages to screen (for increasing readability) was ridiculously worse than the problem they was trying to fix.With the iPhone, Apple has changed the rules of use and enjoyment of online contents with smartphones by creating an user experience that allows users to see everything at a size that’s readable and has forced its competitors to a rapid run-up to copy that model. The big success of the iPhone has also imposed, for the first time, to internet companies, online newspapers and bloggers to pay a big attention to mobile version of their websites: according to AdMob December 2009 Mobile Metrics report, iPhone OS dominates the market of smartphones generated traffic with a share of 51%.
This scenario led to a change of perspective in designing websites for mobile phones: it is not the devices that needs to adapt to the page layout, but is the page structure that needs to be designed for the specific device. The large diffusion of websites optimized for iPhone is the most concrete example of this trend characterized by one-column layout, simpler navigation bars with biggest tabs and links that perfectly fit with the iPhone’s touch interface (read also this post: Best Practices To Develop Perfect Websites for iPhone and Mobile Devices).
What could happen in the next months with the launch of iPad? Without doubt, the large screen lets users browse standard web pages in a easier way than on iPhone, so there will not be particular problems to see every website. That will change is probably the way to interact with web pages by exploiting the potential of multi-touch interface as has already happened for iPhone and iPod Touch games (take a look at Gameloft N.O.V.A. presentation on iPad during the Apple Keynote) and this will significantly influence and innovate the structure of web pages and their features.
And what about the lack of Flash on the iPad (link on iPhone and iPod Touch)? I think the Apple’s choice drastically limits the access to many websites but it could be, hopefully, a big opportunity to accelerate the slow process to switch to the HTML 5.
THE AUTHOR: Antonio Lupetti is an italian engineer, pro blogger, Mac user, founder of woorkup.com. He lives in Rome, Italy. Follow Antonio on Twitter or take a look at his Facebook Profile.
PS: Suddenly ala ala macam tasty pulak si sapa namanya dia tu, Apple CEO Steve Jobs hat kat ataih tadi tu dok present2 the new Apple iPad tu… Suddenly kan Mr. Jobs, I rase, you ols sangats candiew… tasty, very der! (Sambil cuit peha Fifi, spedo jerrrkkk! Hahaha)… Ape kata u kasik kat I segala mak nenek yang ado sangkut paut dengan Apple/ Mac??? Mrasa jgn u courier bok mai buah LAI dengan buah EPAL dah la! Hahahahaha!








Updated: Oldtown, comment CA, unpublished photos, tindakan susulan 5thE…
September 4th, 2009This is the updated versi from the post: “Oldtown White Coffee? Issue? CA, comment sket?” which Akak buat just before this entry yah… Nak edit posting tu, dah cukup panjang dah. Mrasalah tempek sini sajork segala updates, for now. Hiks!
Al-kisahnye bermula gara² issue Oldtown dikatakan serving tidak halal dishes… this is what Chef Aduka, ex-cafe manager for Oldtown White Coffee Alor Star outlet, said in his kommentar…
CA then later texted me notifying Akak yang dia dah komentar and mintak maaf if he terover emo. Akak said its ok, we all semua just wanting to know the truth tu je la kan. Its ok CA… Thanks anyways…
BTW – TAMAN POKOK ORKID ka TANAM!?!?!? Ops! (Ikuti komentar² lain – here)
And further with this issue – Akak knew the original e-mail contained photos but since Gmail blocked the photos maka Akak couldn’t be bothered to check pun the photos. Well, not until Akak click “Show images in this mail” thingy and tada! Ado gegambarans yang wajar disharing² bersama… Mrasa!
Susulan kepada e-mail, posting Akak, komen²tar bagai semuanya, 5thE telah baik hati yer mempelawakan dirinya untuk bantiew Akak by sending this e-mail, a copy la kan, to Persatuan Pengguna Islam Pulau Pinang since katanya 5thE, depa ni yang dok rajin check² bagai. Well lets hope for a good response from these ppl and mrasalah hopefully by doing this, kita akan tau jugak the ultimate-truth… KAN? (Not that Akak nak mengaibkan kata² CA. But Akak just wanting to be fair to all pihaks la kan. Hiks!)
So 5thE, mrasa, keep us all updated nah? (Or should I say, keep me notified and updated pasai u fwrd²kan the e-mail to PPIPP itiew… nah? Hiks! Thanks u ols!)
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