Originally Posted by
RichardInSF
So if I just type in "expertflyer.com" on my Blackberry, it looks like I get the regular web-based site. I forget things like an initial "m." Shouldn't the program sense that the request is coming from a mobile and give me the mobile site automatically? That's what most mobile-enabled sites do.
Not at all. We did it on purpose so those with advanced mobile devices can decide which site they want use. iOS, Android, and BlackBerry OS all have tablets (and phones) that can handle the full site as well as the mobile version.
All of these URL's work for the mobile site:
m.expertflyer.com
mobile.expertflyer.com
expertflyer.mobi
expertflyer.com/mobile
use whatever you like best. What we do automatically sense is how advanced your mobile device is and show either the WAP or touch version accordingly.
Originally Posted by
ckpeter
Hadn't logged in the mobile site for a while and I am pleasantly surprised to see the new interface.
It's a great upgrade. I like how the links are now more easily accessible by touch, and the information format is also much easier to read, which is perfect for on-the-go review of flight and upgrade status.
Thanks, glad you like it. That was the idea, to make the UI work better with modern touch devices so you don't have to zoom in just to click a link.