Has anyone experience of setting up MOSS 2007 to optimise for mobile devices? How can I get up to speed on support for mobile devices? What does Sharepoint offer out of the box?
(would some kind person with rep add some tags e.g. mobile iphone pda)
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If you are using WCM features of MOSS the best way is to do with variations, OTherwise we need to go ahead with the /m version of each site. this can be customizable also |
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OOB SharePoint 2007 is not that good on mobile devices. For iPhone there are several apps or you can browse as normal. For instance check out iShare in the app store. |
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Not for iPhone, but there is a BlackBerry third party solution that provides SharePoint access to 2007 and 2010: http://silverdust.softartisans.com |
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It might also be worth checking out a product called Mobile Entree, http://www.mobileentree.com/, which provides a rich cross device mobile interface on to SharePoint. |
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You might want to check out Tim Kremmer presentation I saw at the Sydney SharePoint Users Group. Very impressive. April 2009, Sound Bytes http://www.sharepointusers.org.au/Sydney/User%20Group%20Presentations/Forms/AllItems.aspx Or Straight to the presentation.... http://www.sharepointusers.org.au/Sydney/User%20Group%20Presentations/April%202009%20Sound%20Bytes%20-%20iPhone%20Integration.pdf |
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Those are all probably great options. Here is a pure SharePoint 2007 option for you to start quick and see for yourself:
This will display the default text version of the page that SharePoint generates for you. If you investigate further, I believe there are a few options when creating lists and pages that allow you to create a more mobile friendly version. |
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Formotus lets you create custom apps using InfoPath that connect straight to SharePoint from mobile devices, currently Android and Windows Mobile. Check it out: |
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