Businesses will need to re-format their on-line content if they wish to present themselves coherently across the mobile landscape, perceptually quite a task however inspired start-ups like Squareware are easing the pain by providing a smooth, stylish and cost effective solution.

The mistake when creating websites for hand-held devices is to try and mimic the desktop. Existing websites were created for navigation via large desktop PC screens using a keyboard and a mouse, mobile devices don’t have a keyboard, they don’t have a mouse and they don’t have a large screen, nor do their owners use the devices in the same way.

Squareware provide a bespoke hand-held website design solution which re-visits a customers existing on-line presence to provide not only a freshly presented compact website but one which offers seamless integration with built in services of the device. Your company eMail, contact telephone number and GEO mapped location are all pre-coded to provide direct communication access and guided directions from the customers present location via road, train or W.H.Y, very cool.

Internet tethering was a feature introduced in iPhone OS 3.0 and is supported by many international carriers. It allows users to share their iPhone’s 3G internet connection to other devices such as their laptops over Bluetooth or USB. AT&T, however, has been slow to roll out the feature to its customers due to concerns about increasing strain on their networks. iPhone 4.0 is due for public release this summer.