: Testing websites on devices such as iPhones? I'm aware of many sites that you can use for cross-browser testing and I was wondering if anyone knows any free sites that you can use to test

@Barnes591

If its short term you can use a free trial from keynotedeviceanywhere.com/index.aspx

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@Frith620

The browser on the iPhone/iPad/iPod all use Safari, the same Safari that is used on the Mac and the Windows machines.

All you would need to do is change the window size of Safari to be the same as that used by an iPhone/iPad/iPod.

This website has a tutorial on how to do it. It's quite clever and easy to do.

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@Jessie594

If you just want to test the rendering maybe BrowseEmAll could come handy? It includes various mobile simulators including the iPhone and iPhone4.

A comparison between the device and simulator rendering can be found here

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@Lengel546

iBBDemo is visually helpful for showing iPhone and iPad page rendering to business users. labs.blackbaud.com/NetCommunity/Page.aspx?pid=249 It is not as accurate at using the SDK, of course, but it is free and simple, and works for us Windows users.

Also, if you use Adobe Dreamweaver, check out their integrated "Device Central". It has an very large library of mobile device specifications that you can leverage to see how your page will appear on the Mobile Web.

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@Courtney195

You can use Safari (free download on both Mac and Windows).
creativetechs.com/tipsblog/preview-iphone-websites-in-safari/

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