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I am getting addicted to ready.mobi. The way in which the site is analysed with results and a ranking system based on numbers is very good and very very easy to understand.
Here is an overview of a transcoding GoMo News site from Get Mobile. Http://gomonews.getmobile.com
The above shows the cost of getting the page and the speed. Below you can see what the exact site looks like on different mobile devices.
If anyone does this and gets a 5 for a NON dotmobi site - please let me know.
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Ruadhan
Posted by: Ruadhan | April 10, 2008 at 10:45 AM
Off the top of my head, mobile.google.com and wap.wwe.com score 5.
mobile.yahoo.com, mobile.myspace.com, wap.nba.com, m.facebook.com and m.youtube.com all score a very respectable 4 -- an impressive performance from these major brands.
The URL/domain has nothing whatsoever to do with the score, really! It's purely based on page size and hygiene.
rc
Posted by: Ronan | April 10, 2008 at 11:04 AM
Ha Ha!
I was just checking. Anyone else with a success story.
Bena
Posted by: Bena | April 10, 2008 at 12:02 PM
My blog without m-dot mobile-dot or slash-mobile gets a 5 rating :)
Eric.
Posted by: Eric Chan | May 06, 2008 at 07:19 PM