This plugin comes with the most common devices and os systems for modern mobile web developers. It's inspired by html5boilerplate (it's using ie classes for the html tag) and jquery's $.browser extension.

Detect retina displays

You can detect if your device has a display with a double pixel ratio (Like Apple's retina).

• $.mob.retina(); // returns boolean (devicePixelRation == 2)
• $.mob.halfretina(); // returns boolean (devicePixelRation > 1 && < 2)

Detect standalone web applications

Detect if your web application is running in standalone mode or in safari

• $.mob.standalone(); // returns boolean

Detect orientation

You can detect the orientation of your device.

• $.mob.orientation(); // returns 'portrait' or 'landscape' as string
• $.mob.portrait(); // returns boolean
• $.mob.landscape(); // returns boolean

Detect your device

You can detect several devices. All detections returns a boolean. All functions are added to the 'mob' object. You can detect the following devices:

• iPhone : $.mob.iphone();
• iPad : $.mob.ipad();
• iPod : $.mob.ipod();
• Nokia : $.mob.nokia();
• HTC : $.mob.htc();
• Samsung : $.mob.samsung();
• Blackberry : $.mob.blackberry();
• HTC : $.mob.htc();
• Acer : $.mob.acer();
• SonyEricsson : $.mob.sonyericsson();
• Motorola : $.mob.motorola();
• LG : $.mob.LG();

Detect your OS

You can detect several Operating systems. All detections returns a boolean. All functions are added to the 'mob' object. Android and iOS subversions are no longer seperate functions. You can detect the following Operating systems:

• iOs (all) : $.mob.ios();
• iOs 3 : $.mob.ios('3');
• iOs 4 : $.mob.ios('4');
• iOs 5 : $.mob.ios('5');
• iOs 6 : $.mob.ios('6');
• Android (all) : $.mob.android();
• Android 2.1 : $.mob.android('2.1');
• Android 2.2 : $.mob.android('2.2');
• Android 2.3 : $.mob.android('2.3');
• Android 3 : $.mob.android('3');
• Android 4 : $.mob.android('4');
• Windows Phone 7 : $.mob.windowsphone7();

Detect your mobile browser

You can detect several Mobile browsers. All detections returns a boolean. All functions are added to the 'mob' object. You can detect the following Browsers:

• Opera Mini : $.mob.operamini();
• Webkit : $.mob.webkit();
• Firefox : $.mob.firefox();
• IE Mobile : $.mob.iemobile();

Detect basics

You can detect almost everything but if you're only interested in the function to check if a user uses a touch device or a smartphone you can use this:

• Any SmartPhone : $.mob.anysmartphone();
• Touch : $.mob.touchdevice();

Add your device, browser and os classes

Like in html5boilerplate where you get extra classes for the classic IE browsers you can add classes for mobile devices and operating systems into your html tag It's done with just one extra line of code.

• $.mob.addClasses();

add browser, OS & Device classes but also a class called "retina" (when you have a retina display) to your html tag and a class standalone (when in fullscreen mode on ios).

$.mob.addClasses();

add OS class(es)

$.mob.addOSClass();

add Device class(es)

$.mob.addDeviceClass();

add Browser class(es)

$.mob.addBrowserClass();

There is also a php class with the major checks

	
	// phpcode

	$mobile = new MobileDetection();
	if($mobile -> ios(6)) :
		// do iOS 6 stuff
	else :
		// do other stuff;
	endif;
	

The Wordpress plugin

The Wordpress plugin automatic instantiates the class.

	
	// phpcode
	
	// in your theme use:
	global $mobile;
	
	if($mobile -> ios(6)) :
		// do iOS 6 stuff
	else :
		// do other stuff;
	endif;
	

php methods

• $mobile -> iPad(); // returns boolean
• $mobile -> iPhone(); // returns boolean
• $mobile -> iPod(); // returns boolean
• $mobile -> iOS($version); // param $version = 3,4,5 or 6 (not mandatory) - returns boolean
• $mobile -> android($version); // param $version = 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3 or 4 (not mandatory) - returns boolean
• $mobile -> blackberry(); // returns boolean
• $mobile -> windowsPhone7(); // returns boolean
• $mobile -> ieMobile9(); // returns boolean
• $mobile -> operaMini(); // returns boolean
• $mobile -> firefox(); // returns boolean
• $mobile -> webkit(); // returns boolean
• $mobile -> retina(); // returns boolean | true when devicePixelRation == 2
• $mobile -> halfretina(); // returns boolean | true when devicePixelRation > 1 && < 2

Native javascript version

	
	// js script

	var mobile = new MobileDetection();
	if(mobile.ios('6')) {
		// do iOS 6 stuff	
	} else {
		// do other stuff;	
	}