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Recent Entries: It's Not a Bug, It's a Feature!!! What I've Been Up To Debugging Windows Mobile/WinCE Applications Without ActiveSync LinkedIn I'm BACK!!!!!! Code Monkey Cool 3D Code Snippet From My Former Life YouTube: The Revival of the Internet Time Killer WhereMate Released Palmasaurus Released As Freeware Archive: January - 2009 May - 2008 April - 2008 March - 2008 October - 2007 August - 2007 July - 2007 June - 2007 May - 2007 April - 2007 December - 2006 November - 2006 September - 2006 August - 2006 July - 2006 March - 2006 February - 2006 January - 2006 December - 2005 November - 2005 October - 2005 September - 2005 August - 2005 July - 2005 June - 2005 May - 2005 April - 2005 February - 2005 January - 2005 December - 2004 November - 2004 October - 2004 September - 2004 August - 2004 July - 2004 June - 2004 May - 2004 April - 2004 March - 2004	List Of Mobile Device User Agents Brian Cantoni sent me an email in response to my previous post asking me if I would be willing to publish the list that I use to determine if a user has a mobile device or not. So, in the interest of the common mobile developer good, I am posting my current list that I switch on:         'Blazer'         'Palm'         'Handspring'         'Nokia'         'Kyocera'         'Samsung'         'Motorola'         'Smartphone'         'Windows CE'         'Blackberry'         'WAP'         'SonyEricsson' Now, please note that I use a string subsearch function to check for the presence of these substrings in the user agent that is posted by the browser. I'm sure that there are a few that I am not taking into account, so as I said earlier, if you know of a device that the content switching doesn't work on, please let me know. Submitted by bosshogg on Thursday the 27th of January 2005, at 01:15 pm