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Device Explorer
Find out which properties are support by different devices.
Property Dictionary

The list of properties and descriptions explain how to use the available device data. Use the [+] icon to display possible values associated with the property. Use the (?) icons to find out more information about the property or value.

Hardware
The number of data bits per pixel. May also return the string 'Unknown'.
Beta. Grouped devices that only differ by region/radio
A list of images associated with the device. The string contains the caption, followed by the full image url seperated with a tab character.
The model name or number used primarily by the hardware vendor to identify the device. This is not always the name the device is most often known as. You should also use HardwareName for a list of popular device names.
A list of marketing names associated with the device, seperated by a '|'. A device may be known by many names depending on region or network. Likewise, a device may not have a marketing name at all, leaving this empty. This property should be used in tandem with HardwareModel.
The company who manufactured the hardware. Some devices (such as PCs) don't reveal this information and will return 'Unknown'.[+]
Indicates if the device has a camera capable of taking 3D images.
Indicates if the device has a screen capable of displaying 3D images.
Indicates if the device has a camera.[+]
Indicates if the device has a click wheel.[+]
Indicates if the device has a physical numeric keypad.[+]
Indicates whether the devices supports NFC
Indicates if the device has a physical qwerty keyboard.[+]
Indicates if the device has a touchscreen.[+]
Indicates if the device has a track pad or ball. eg - Nexus One, Blackberry Curve[+]
Indicates if the device has a virtual on-screen qwerty pad.[+]
Indicates if the device is neither a phone or a computer/tablet (ie a games console or television). [+]
Indicates if the device is a crawler.[+]
Indicates if the device is an e-reader.[+]
The device's primary data connection is wireless and is designed to operate mostly from battery power (ie a mobile phone, smart phone or tablet).[+]
Indicates if the device is mobile with a screen size less tha 2.5 inches.[+]
Indicates if the device is a mobile (not a tablet) with a screen size greater than 2.5" and running a modern OS (Android, iOS, Windows Phone etc)[+]
The manufacturer of the device sells the device primarily as a tablet.[+]
The number of unique client IPs this device has been seen from.
The month in which the device was released.
The year in which the device was released.
The diagonal size of the screen in inches.
The height of the screen in inches.
The width of the screen in inches.
The diagonal size of physical screen in millimeters.
The screen height in millimeters.
The screen width in millimeters.
The height of the screen in pixels.
The width of the screen in pixels.
The suggested optimium height of a button in mms. Ensures the button is touchable on a touch screen, and not too large on a non-touch screen. (BETA)
The suggested optimium height of a button in pixels. Ensures the button is touchable on a touch screen, and not too large on a non-touch screen. Assumes the actual device DPI is being used. (BETA)
The suggested optimium height of a hyperlink in pixels. Ensures the link is touchable on a touch screen, and not too large on a non-touch screen. Assumes the actual device DPI is being used. (BETA)
The suggested optimium height of a hyperlink in points. Ensures the link is touchable on a touch screen, and not too large on a non-touch screen. (BETA)
List of the bearers supported by the device.[+]

Software
Indicates which version of the Connected Limited Device Configuration supports for use with Java ME.[+]
Indicates what version of Mobile Information Device Profile the device supposts, used with Java ME and and CLDC.[+]
The name of the software platform (operating system) the device is using. [+]
The company who created the OS.[+]
The version of the software platform.

Browser
Indicates what ajax request format should be used. May also return 'Unsupported' or 'Unknown'.[+]
Indicates that the browser supports 'window.requestAnimationFrame()'.[+]
Indicates that the browser fully supports BlobBuilder, containing a BlobBuilder interface, a FileSaver interface, a FileWriter interface, and a FileWriterSync interface.[+]
The name of the browser. Many mobile browsers come default with the OS. Unless specifically named, these browsers are named after the accompanying OS.[+]
The company who created the browser.[+]
The version number of the browser.
Indicates if the browser supports http cookies. May return 'Unknown'.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports CSS3 backgrounds. This allows styling of the border, the background of the box. The box may be given a shadow effect.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports Border Images, allowing decoration of the border around a box.[+]
Indicates if the browser can draw CSS images into a Canvas.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports CSS 3 Color, allowing author control of the foreground colour anf opacity of an element.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports CSS3 columns.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports flexbox, allowing automatic reordering of elements. Useful for GUI design.[+]
Indicates if CSS3 fonts are supported, including non standard fonts (@font-face).[+]
Indicates if CSS3 images are supported, allowing for fallback images, gradients and other effects.[+]
Indicates if the device supports MediaQueries for dynamic CSS.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports the CSS 'min-width' and 'max-width' properties.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports overflowing of clipped blocks (blocks have scroll mechanisms).[+]
Indicates if the browser supports CSS position, allowing for different box placement algorithms (static, relative, absolute, fixed).[+]
Indicates if the browser supports CSS 3 text, allowing better support for non-Latin alphabets and grammar.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports 2D transform in CSS 3.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports CSS3 transitions.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports various CSS UI stylings.[+]
Indicates if the browser allows custom data attributes for th a site's own use. An attribute with the form 'data-*' will not be interpreted by the browser engine.[+]
Indicates if the browser allows encoded data to be contained in a url.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports DOM events for device orientation (deviceorientation, devicemotion, compassneedscalibration).[+]
Indicates if the browser supports file reading with events to show progress and errors.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports Blobs to be saved to client machines with events to show progress and errors. Note that this property only shows browser support, not if the user allows it.[+]
Indicates if the browser supprts files to be saved to client machines with events to show progress and errors. Note that this property only shows browser support, not if the user allows it.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports the FormData object.[+]
Indicates whether the browser supports fullscreen requests.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports location finding. Note that the browser may be capable but the user may not want to give their position. Similar to the 51Degrees.mobi property 'W3C api' value in the 'JavascriptPreferredGeoLocApi' property.[+]
Indicates if the browser stores the session history for a webpage to use.[+]
Indicates if the browser can use media inputs (webcam, microphones etc) in script and as an input for forms (eg. <input type="file" accept="image/*" id="capture"> would prompt image capturing software to open).[+]
Latest version of HyperText Markup Language (HTML) supported by the browser. May return 'Unknown'.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports the Iframe element.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports an indexed local database.[+]
Indicates if is an email browser.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports Javascript. May return 'Unknown'.[+]
Indicates if javascript can manipulate a page's CSS. May return 'Unknown'.[+]
Indicates if Javascript can manipulate a page's Document Object Model. May return 'Unknown'.[+]
Indicates if Javascript is able to access html elements from their Id's. May return 'Unknown'.[+]
Indicates whether browser allows the registration of event listeners on event targets. May return 'Unknown'.[+]
The Javascript events onload, onclick, onsubmit and onselect are all supported. May return 'Unknown'.[+]
Indicates if javascript is able to insert html into a DIV tag. May return 'Unknown'.[+]
The Javascript version the browser uses. The number refers to Javascript versioning, not ECMAscript or Jscript. May return 'Unknown'.[+]
The level of support the device has with the jQuery Mobile Framework, as posted by jQuery.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports the JSON object.[+]
The underlying technology behind the web browser.[+]
Indicates if filter can be applied to images to change their shape or add visual effects (eg, grayscale, fading). [+]
Indicates if the browser supports messages between different documents.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports progress reports, such as with HTTP requests.[+]
Beta property. Indicates if the browser supports simple dialogs (windows.alert, window.confirm and window.prompt).[+]
Indicates if the browser supports Selectors, used for more consice searching in DOM.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports TLS or SSL, essential for secure protocols such as HTTPS.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports SVG (scalable vector graphics), useful for 2D animations and applications as all objects within the SVG can be accessed via the DOM and can be assigned event listeners.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports multiple touch events happening simultaneously.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports text tracks being played with media, eg subtitles, captions.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports the video element.[+]
Indicates if the browser supports Viewport, to give control over view size and resolution.[+]

Content
Stands for Composite Capability/Preference Profiles. Lists MIME types known to be supported. 3rd party applications may enable other MIME types to be supported which are not listed.[+]
A list of MIME types the device can accept to stream. 3rd party applications may enable other MIME types to be supported which are not listed.[+]
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