How to setup a mobile theme in Magento 1.7?

Q. Recent studies have shown that in the near future (by 2014) more people will use mobile devices ( iPod, iPhone, Tablet ...) rather than computers, which can be a problem for the advancement of your business. Magento offers you an ideal solution how to overcome that problem. This tutorial will help you to install a mobile theme on your web site.

You can quickly and very easily create a storefront, which is suitable for mobile devices, so users can shop even when they aren´t near their computers.

Magento 1.7 uses HTML5 technology, which is supported by iPhone , Android, Opera Mini, iPod, Blackberry and many more.

More Detail : http://www.magemetro.com/blog/How-to-setup-a-mobile-theme-in-Magento-1-7/

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How do you change your relationship status from an Android phone?

Q. My boyfriend and me just got back together. He wants to change his relationship status on Facebook from his phone. How do you do this from an Android? Thanks.

A. relationship will be highlited in opera or any other browser, you will be able to click that, and change it.

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What are your top 15 apps/games downloaded from the Android Marketplace?

Q. If you have a Droid/Android device, what are your personal fave apps or games?! Trying to shoot for 15.

A. armored strike
eBay
bank of America
my Verizon
notepad
a online radio
alchemy
Algebra tutor
facebook******
easy tether*****
jetvd
sincere prayer
tango
opera mini
YouTube

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What can you tell me about these browsers?

Q. Which are strictly for mobile phones, which are strictly for computers and which are for both?
1. Galapagos browsers
2. Miren Browser
3. Opera mobile
4. Maxthon
5. Boat browser
6. Skyfire
7. Netlife front v2
8. Dolphin Browser
9. Firefox
10. Google Chrome
11. Internet Explorer
I also need information about which are best, great service, or any other details you can give me?

A. Firefox is an open-source browser for computers and select Android models. It has the biggest (and probably most active) pool of add-ons to choose from. It gained popularity when Internet Explorer 6 was the newest browser from Microsoft, which was terrible at the time. It's also the most secure browser otu there

Internet Explorer, developed by Microsoft, is for PCs and Windows Phone. It was notoriously ignorant of existing web standards, yet has always had the biggest market share due to its inclusion with Windows. (They've gotten a lot better in IE 9, which follows web standards much more closely as well as incorporating a UI overhaul).

Safari is developed by Apple, but is built-on the open source rendering engine Webkit. It's for Macs and PC's, but almost nobody on a PC actually uses it anymore. It's also is the engine used on every iOS device (iPods, iPads, etc.).

Chrome is developed by Google, and is also built on Webkit. It's known for its speed, and it runs on Macs, PCs, and is embedded on Android.

Opera is closed-source, and is for Macs and PC's. Opera mobile... I don't know which OS's it's all for.

The rest, I haven't heard of before, so they're probably all for phones.

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