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We like to think of DeviceAtlas as the place to share information, knowledge and experience about devices and the mobile in general. Our preferred method to collect device data is via our test site, TA-DA ...

The association between an HTTP request and a device is not one to one, but many to one, so yes, we are able to detect devices that use different user-agent strings and HTTP request headers.

During our testing we have done some benchmarks. We are now publishing the resulting performance.

The particular companies that have donated data to the DeviceAtlas project - and who have participated in beta programmes and so on - are listed at the bottom of this page

Naturally we often get conflicting data about devices from different sources. In those cases, we use a weighted system to choose the most likely value for a given property. If everyone agrees what a device' ...

DeviceAtlas data comes from a variety of sources. Some is gathered from public domain sources, such as the User-Agent Profile resource for devices and the excellent WURFL project. Some is licenced directl ...

Depending on the frequency of updates and number of servers, prices will vary, please see our e-commerce section.

Volume discounts apply based on the number of servers, for example 20% discount applies above 10 servers.

Yes, we're hiring world class staff for the DeviceAtlas project. Call us (and no, there's no link, we are confident you can find how to contact us).

We have a complete list of the properties we support available on the site. You can see it here, http://deviceatlas.com/properties.

We are constantly improving DeviceAtlas and adding new properties, we are interested to hear what properties you need and how you would use them, we invite you to discuss with us in our public forum, o ...

The main site is currently designed for use solely on a non-mobile browser, so .com is a natural choice. We also have a mobile site specific for testing and it is called TA-DA.