Comments on: Are you going to re-develop your websites for Apple's iPad? http://autoburstweb.com/technology/are-you-going-to-re-develop-your-websites-for-apples-ipad/ A galactic division of AutoConversion Fri, 30 Sep 2011 23:11:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Bruce http://autoburstweb.com/technology/are-you-going-to-re-develop-your-websites-for-apples-ipad/comment-page-1/#comment-406 Bruce Wed, 19 May 2010 14:34:52 +0000 http://blog.autoconversion.net/?p=834#comment-406 [...] gives credence to the direction Apple is headed on the web by abandoning Flash and counting on web developers and software makers to [...] [...] gives credence to the direction Apple is headed on the web by abandoning Flash and counting on web developers and software makers to [...]

]]> By: Brightcove Publishes, Distributes and Monetizes web video for iPad and other Apple devices — AutoBurst Web | AutoBurst Web http://autoburstweb.com/technology/are-you-going-to-re-develop-your-websites-for-apples-ipad/comment-page-1/#comment-405 Brightcove Publishes, Distributes and Monetizes web video for iPad and other Apple devices — AutoBurst Web | AutoBurst Web Tue, 11 May 2010 03:42:44 +0000 http://blog.autoconversion.net/?p=834#comment-405 [...] gives credence to the direction Apple is headed on the web by abandoning Flash and counting on web developers and software makers to [...] [...] gives credence to the direction Apple is headed on the web by abandoning Flash and counting on web developers and software makers to [...]

]]> By: Auto Sales http://autoburstweb.com/technology/are-you-going-to-re-develop-your-websites-for-apples-ipad/comment-page-1/#comment-404 Auto Sales Wed, 07 Apr 2010 05:01:56 +0000 http://blog.autoconversion.net/?p=834#comment-404 Apple is cutting edge and they take the time to thinks things out. It is calculated and I would bet has little risk. They do their homework. Apple is cutting edge and they take the time to thinks things out. It is calculated and I would bet has little risk. They do their homework.

]]> By: Ron Callari http://autoburstweb.com/technology/are-you-going-to-re-develop-your-websites-for-apples-ipad/comment-page-1/#comment-403 Ron Callari Tue, 06 Apr 2010 22:26:22 +0000 http://blog.autoconversion.net/?p=834#comment-403 Flash is part of our digital lives. Next gen iPads will most likely have it. Adobe, Flash is installed on 98 percent of connected computers and more than 1 billion devices -- although it rather famously isn't supported by Apple. I don't think this is a snub but has more to do with a priority list of features - and unfortunately for Adobe, 'flash' didn't make this cut. But either did 'cameras' and we know Apple will be adding cameras in the next gen. Flash is part of our digital lives. Next gen iPads will most likely have it. Adobe, Flash is installed on 98 percent of connected computers and more than 1 billion devices — although it rather famously isn’t supported by Apple. I don’t think this is a snub but has more to do with a priority list of features – and unfortunately for Adobe, ‘flash’ didn’t make this cut. But either did ‘cameras’ and we know Apple will be adding cameras in the next gen.

]]> By: Brightcove Publishes, Distributes and Monetizes web video for iPad and other Apple devices | AC Blog http://autoburstweb.com/technology/are-you-going-to-re-develop-your-websites-for-apples-ipad/comment-page-1/#comment-402 Brightcove Publishes, Distributes and Monetizes web video for iPad and other Apple devices | AC Blog Mon, 05 Apr 2010 20:00:42 +0000 http://blog.autoconversion.net/?p=834#comment-402 [...] gives credence to the direction Apple is headed on the web by abandoning Flash and counting on web developers and software makers to [...] [...] gives credence to the direction Apple is headed on the web by abandoning Flash and counting on web developers and software makers to [...]

]]> By: yhurg http://autoburstweb.com/technology/are-you-going-to-re-develop-your-websites-for-apples-ipad/comment-page-1/#comment-401 yhurg Sat, 20 Feb 2010 03:11:46 +0000 http://blog.autoconversion.net/?p=834#comment-401 Interesting how only a few years ago it was just browsers you had to consider when developing websites, but now it is browsers and devices. Jake are you developing your sites to work on mobile devices or are you developing mobile sites separate from the primary sites? Good to hear from you again. Interesting how only a few years ago it was just browsers you had to consider when developing websites, but now it is browsers and devices.

Jake are you developing your sites to work on mobile devices or are you developing mobile sites separate from the primary sites?

Good to hear from you again.

]]> By: Jake http://autoburstweb.com/technology/are-you-going-to-re-develop-your-websites-for-apples-ipad/comment-page-1/#comment-400 Jake Fri, 12 Feb 2010 15:23:54 +0000 http://blog.autoconversion.net/?p=834#comment-400 We've recognized the Flash issue for a long time now, and with the millions of iPhone users already, having sites look good and work properly in non-Flash environments is an important aspect of web development. The percentage of visitors using mobile devices that don't support Flash going to our dealer sites has increased with everything else, and with the iPad being rolled out it's just going to continue. Flash has always been a platform that can enhance the look and feel of a dealership website, but it needs to be used properly. I view it as similar to the IE6 compatibility issues when developing a site, where based on numbers alone it needs to be taken into consideration. The web is becoming even more of an individual experience down to the browsing level, and it's important for dealers to recognize this and work with a company that is capable of handling the multitude of platforms being used by consumers. As mentioned in the article, Flash is not going away anytime soon so having sites "usable" in both Flash and non-Flash is a challenge for developers, but an important consideration. We’ve recognized the Flash issue for a long time now, and with the millions of iPhone users already, having sites look good and work properly in non-Flash environments is an important aspect of web development. The percentage of visitors using mobile devices that don’t support Flash going to our dealer sites has increased with everything else, and with the iPad being rolled out it’s just going to continue. Flash has always been a platform that can enhance the look and feel of a dealership website, but it needs to be used properly. I view it as similar to the IE6 compatibility issues when developing a site, where based on numbers alone it needs to be taken into consideration. The web is becoming even more of an individual experience down to the browsing level, and it’s important for dealers to recognize this and work with a company that is capable of handling the multitude of platforms being used by consumers. As mentioned in the article, Flash is not going away anytime soon so having sites “usable” in both Flash and non-Flash is a challenge for developers, but an important consideration.

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