There is nothing worse than content not tailored or optimized. Just think how frustrating is surfing a complex website on the small screen of your cellular phone. You waste your time zooming and scrolling the pages, and it becomes clear: if you want a comfortable user experience you need dinamically adaptable contents according to hardware and browser specifications of your device. That’s the reason why Device Description Repositories (DDR) exist. Unlike most commercial or closed source products, OpenDDR is currently the most comprehensive open and free repository of device description available. One of the reasons, it also became the first choice for initial contribution to the upcoming Apache DeviceMap project, the next generation of free, Open Source Device Repository created by the global Apache Community.
