
How DeviceAtlas detects iPhone models
Detecting iPhone models has always been a bit of a headache for companies working in the online space, mainly due to the fact that device model tokens are missing in the UAs. You won't find iPhone models in your Google Analytics dashboard. Here's how DeviceAtlas tackles this issue.

How to detect the iPhone XR, XS and XS Max with DeviceAtlas
The latest iPhone models - the XR, XS and XS Max - are almost certain to be a success, with pre-orders already fulfilled. But how can you detect when these devices request your content, ensuring you give the user the best possible experience?

How to detect the iPhone XR, XS and XS Max with DeviceAtlas
The latest iPhone models - the XR, XS and XS Max - are almost certain to be a success, with pre-orders already fulfilled. But how can you detect when these devices request your content, ensuring you give the user the best possible experience?

JavaScript server-side rendering with device detection
Server-side rendering (SSR) can solve some of the same challenges that frameworks face with mobile clients. You've already gone to the trouble of setting up a server-side solution, why not get everything you can out of it?

The most active bots on the web - 2018
For our latest dive into web traffic data, we looked at the numbers for H1 2018 to investigate the most active bots and crawlers on the web.

Targeting Android devices based on OS version
When developing a new mobile app, you need to decide which minimum API level to support. Screen size, hardware performance too - here's what you need to know.

The DeviceAtlas API - Giant performance with a tiny footprint
The DeviceAtlas APIs offer access to near instantaneous detection of tens of thousands of devices. That of course means that our customers have to heavily invest in oodles of RAM to keep the API and the data file in. Or do they?

How knowledge of device chipset can help your business
Hardware properties are some of the most useful in our data set, which now contains 192 different properties. Here's what they are, and the insights they can offer.

No ‘below the fold’ in OTT advertising - if you know the device
With more than 70% of American households now watching internet-delivered content on their TV, OTT advertising has come of age. But for ad platforms, especially in the video space, the challenge is knowing when exactly that is. How do you know you are addressing audiences in a Connected TV context?