Pew reports that the number of adults who own an e-reader doubled from November 2010 to May 2011. It is also interesting to note that e-readers are more popular than tablet computers.
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A recent study by Nielsen found that people visiting your site using a tablet like the iPad are very likely to be: watching TV, lying in bed, with friends or family or waiting for something. With Ashford, they still get the “desktop” version of your site and so when we write, we need to stop imagining our audience sitting on a chair, at a desk, with large monitor.
How to improve mobile SEO
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Tim Bednar July 14, 2011 » Add the first comment.
If you are using Pro or any Premium theme for your site, you get what I call an instant mobile experience. The mobile version of your site is delivered to modern smart phones: iPhone, Android, WebOS, Window Phone 7 and Blackberry. Ashford follows the SEO guidance provided by Google’s John Mueller, John Mueller – @Paul [...]
Almost half—47% of American adults use their cellphones and tablet computers to get local news and the information sought out is practical and real time according to Pew Internet Life Project.
Free registeration for Lee Rainie’s Webinar The Mobile Difference
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Lee Rainie will discuss the Project’s latest findings about how people use mobile devices, and how the changing media ecosystem is affecting the way people receive, share, and create information. Visit the information page or register here.
How to view your work on mobile Ashford
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Tim Bednar April 12, 2011 » Add the first comment.
The best way to view your mobile site is on an Android or iPhone. While that may be nice, these small devices do not give you enough insight into what your seeing or why as there is no FireBug like tools for mobile. To work on your mobile Ashord site: download and install the User agent [...]