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is_smarttv
Feb 27th, 2018
True if device is a SmartTV (GoogleTV, Boxee Box, AppleTV, etc.).
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viewport_width
Feb 27th, 2018
The method of specifying the viewport width. [empty] = not applicable; device_width_token = use string width=device-width as value ; width_equals_resolution_width = use (display) resolution_width; width_equals_max_image_width = use (display) max_image_width_width
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has_cellular_radio
Feb 27th, 2018
Device has cellular technology (most probably a phone, but not necessarily. May be a data-only device such as Kindle or Nokia N800).
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max_image_width
Feb 27th, 2018
Maximum viewable (usable) width of an image expressed in logical or CSS pixels. This capability refers to the image when used in “mobile mode”, i.e. when the page is served as XHTML MP, or it uses meta-tags such as “viewport”, “handheldfriendly”, “mobileoptimised” to disable “web rendering” and force a mobile user-experience. For example, iPhone 4 can render picture 640 pixel wide, but normally, pages are served assuming a 320 pixel wide screen.
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max_image_height
Feb 27th, 2018
Maximum viewable (usable) height of an image expressed in logical or CSS pixels. This capability refers to the image when used in “mobile mode” (see explanation for max_image_width)
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preferred_markup
Feb 27th, 2018
This field identifies which markup is best supported by the device. This field is filled on personal experiences of our contributors and is used by the WALL library. Values for this capability look like: wml_1_1 , html_wi_imode_compact_generic and html_wi_oma_xhtmlmp_1_0 . Just like any other capability, you may override this value in the patch file.
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