> Emulation software is never going to be 100% reliable for testing. An
Sure, eventually I will get one (when such devices are cheap enough to buy one outright without plans/debt/worry/etc) ...but until then I need *something* to use for testing. (work doesn't yet understand that this is needed - so nothing I can use there yet) >iPod Touch will give you the same interface for web browsing as an >iPhone or iPad, while being less expensive than either and not requiring >a phone account. It will connect to any WiFi network. Aren't those still $500 or so? (if so it would have to wait) > You can download Apple SDK which has iPad and iPhone simulators, it should be a good way to test whether the spry menu really has issue. So far I > haven't found any inconsistence >between the actual device and the simulators, however nothing can be more accurate than testing the site from an > actual device. Apple SDK only works on an intel Mac running a pretty recent version of OSX There is also an Android simulator which is free and will run on windows or linux but I found that one frustratingly slow to use. I don't see how either if these would actually simulate touch screen behaviour without a way to emulate the actual touch screen. I think I need to look at what might be out there perhaps using: Laptop Touchpad? Multiple mice? Webcam? Wiimote? Home made touch screen? ...anything ... there must be a way... However if the iPod Touch turns out to be under $150 or so I might just consider getting one of those. ******************************************************************* List Guidelines: http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm Unsubscribe: http://webstandardsgroup.org/join/unsubscribe.cfm Help: memberh...@webstandardsgroup.org *******************************************************************
