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Only works on iPhones and Androids, I suppose. Didn't work on my Nokia C7 (a very competent smartphone..) Is the term "smartphone" only limited to those platfo
by shrikant 16y ago
Only works on iPhones and Androids, I suppose. Didn't work on my Nokia C7 (a very competent smartphone..)
Is the term "smartphone" only limited to those platforms now..? :-(
- Florin_Andrei 16y agoDoesn't work on iPhone 4.
- citricsquid 16y agoIt does for me!
- threepointone 16y ago(I'm guessing) google used -webkit-transform css property, does the C7 support that? PS - And I'm sure this is something they did for fun. They could've done it for chrome/safari as well, but they didn't.
- motti 16y agoIndeed, it's achieved by adding webkit-specific -webkit-transform: rotate(1deg) CSS transform applied to the body element so it works on the desktop if you use Chrome or another webkit browser. Not quite sure why they didn't use -moz-transform on Firefox (Gecko) browsers which works the same way.
- abraham 16y agoKeep in mind that "smartphone" is the term TNW used not Google.
- camiller 16y agoWorks on HP webOS. Think it is a webkit browser thing.
- abraham 16y agoIt looks like the C7 is running an older version of WebKit that doesn't support CSS transitions. It seems to be running v525/3.0 [1] and it looks like transitions were only in nightlies at that point. [2] [1] http://www.handsetdetection.com/properties/vendormodel/Nokia/C7-00 http://www.handsetdetection.com/properties/vendormodel/Nokia... [2] http://www.webkit.org/blog/138/css-animation/#comment-23166 http://www.webkit.org/blog/138/css-animation/#comment-23166
- shrikant 16y agoAh, thanks a lot for the info, and for the link as well - that sheds a better light on some of the oddities I'd noticed in my phone!