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iPad Peek – Peek at Your Blog on the iPad

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  1. Andrew@BloggingGuide (63 comments.) says:

    Thanks for this info. Tried it and I think my site looks pretty nice on ipad peek.

  2. Alan Mitchell (1 comments.) says:

    Thanks for the info! I am sure it will be helpful for anyone who do not have an iPad. Since i got mine already i can confirm that the results between iPad Peek and the actual device are almost identical. It is indeed a good way to check out the appearance on Apples newest gadget. :)

  3. Tran Quang (2 comments.) says:

    OH ! it ‘s great !

  4. Texx Smith (6 comments.) says:

    doesn’t the aspect ratio on that thing seem wrong? Maybe it’s because I’m looking at it on a wide screen monitor, but it seems too square to me.

  5. Jeff (27 comments.) says:

    iPad Peek showed all of my lovely flash content! What a relief! Apple finally upgraded their processors to support a cornerstone of web content delivery!

    • Mark Ghosh (386 comments.) says:

      Sorry to burst your bubble, but as mentioned in the article, Flash has to be turned off in your browser to be closer to the reality of the iPad.

      • Diana Swan (1 comments.) says:

        I’m glad you corrected this. I watched a podcast by geekbrief and flash was one of her beefs because it didn’t work. I thought maybe they fixed it but I guess not. Thanks Mark.

  6. John (1 comments.) says:

    Very cool utility. If the Ipad takes off like I think it may, there is going to be a whole whirlwind of apps just like this one.

    Could be very exciting for the tablet community.

  7. Matthias (1 comments.) says:

    Spectacular resource, thanks for the link. I was afraid my site wouldn’t render on the Ipad but it looks great.

  8. Steve (1 comments.) says:

    Clever web page, thanks for the link, it’s a nifty little tool and I’ve had a “peek” at my blog and it seems to look fine on the iPad, which is a relief.

    Great blog btw, keep up the good work

    Steve

    PS – Not long until the iPad is released in the UK (hopefully glitch free)

  9. Kevin Love (9 comments.) says:

    Wow that is really great. I clicked the link, checked it out, and everything looks pretty good. Thanks for posting it!

  10. Yunan Shalimow (1 comments.) says:

    its nice info,
    I am sure it will be helpful for anyone who do not have an iPad.
    Great blog btw, keep up the good work

  11. Internet Specialist Mark (1 comments.) says:

    Very very cool :) I’ve used emulators to see how websites we make look like on mobile devices. Makes sense there would be one for the iPad. I have a strange feeling this gadget will be a bit popular, haha!

    Not as cool as actually using an iPad, but certainly a great way to get a feel without owning one. Thanks for making me aware of this…now I’m off to use the real thing!

    Mark

  12. Drew (1 comments.) says:

    Hmmm. Not that helpful if it’s Flash enabled… I can open up Safari and test on my Mac at the right size and it’s basically the same experience.

  13. blackcarat28 (1 comments.) says:

    The iPad is a giant iPod touch. There is some appeal for me to this device because my iPhone can be too small for browsing the web or doing real email responses. It isn’t a netbook or a tablet PC or a little notebook.



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