Site Configuration Mobile Entrée 4

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1 Table of Contents Table of Contents... 1 SharePoint Content Installed by ME... 3 Mobile Entrée Base Feature... 3 Mobile PerformancePoint Application Feature... 3 Mobile Entrée My Sites Feature... 3 Site Configuration... 4 Installation Information... 4 Brand and Footer... 4 Cache Settings... 4 Offline Settings... 5 Configuration Template Management... 5 Application Configuration... 5 Creating and Ordering Mobile Apps... 5 Default Mobile App Properties... 6 Properties & Targeting... 6 Action Configuration... 6 Diagnostics... 7 Running a Trace... 7 Default Installed Mobile Applications... 7 Mobile Entrée Base Application... 7 Base Config... 7 General Settings... 8 Search Settings... 9 List Settings... 9 Discussion Settings Document Library Settings Survey Settings Site/Navigation Settings Home Screen Configuration Content Navigator Application General Settings... 13

2 Content Settings Page Settings Sites/Link Settings Application/Link Settings Mobile PerformancePoint Application Mobile Filter Configuration Mobile Dashboard Content Configuration MDS Viewer Application Configuration Settings Mobile My Sites App General Settings Home Screen Configuration Add-In for Excel Installation Usage Overview Configuring Cell Ranges and Charts Configuring Mobile Dashboards Configuring Pivot Dashboards Testing Your Mobile Entrée Configuration Test Using Safari Test Using Chrome Test Using Real Mobile Devices... 22

3 SharePoint Content Installed by ME The Mobile Entrée (ME) SharePoint Solution (WSP) as deployed by the ME installer includes out-of-the-box mobile applications, a development API, and Administration and Configuration pages. Configuration of mobile access occurs on a per-site basis as the content from site to site can vary widely. The default mobile applications that come installed with ME provide users with a wide range of functionality covering Collaboration and Business Intelligence. Mobile applications built with the API upon the ME framework are developed in Visual Studio within SharePoint Solution projects. They can be included in the same Visual Studio projects as custom webparts or workflows. By taking advantage of the tools that SharePoint developers are already familiar with, the learning curve for developing on the ME platform is very short. Mobile applications built upon the ME framework are also installed and centrally managed as SharePoint Solutions and Features. The Administration and Configuration pages allow the site owners to configure how and what mobile content renders to the users. Mobile Entrée Base Feature The Mobile Entrée Base feature is required to be activated on any site that you wish to be mobile-enabled. It contains the framework used by any ME mobile app as well as the default mobile applications that provide out-of-the-box configurable access to SharePoint lists, document libraries and other content. Mobile Apps included in the ME Base Feature: o Mobile Entrée Base Application Comprehensive access to Lists & Libraries. o MDS Viewer Connects to Excel documents to create mobile dashboards. o Content Navigator Turns List content into browse-able pages. A default Mobile Application is automatically created when the ME Base Feature is activated. The site template used to create the site will determine the default ME configuration. Upon Activation, a link to Mobile Entrée Configuration appears under the Site Actions menu as well as within the Site Settings page The Base Feature is a Site (Web site scoped) Feature, so SharePoint can be mobile-enabled on a per-site basis. Mobile PerformancePoint Application Feature The PerformancePoint Mobile Application is an out-of-the-box application included in Mobile Entrée. This application provides a touch friendly experience for navigating PerformancePoint Scorecards and Reports (Analytical Grids/Charts). The PPS Mobile App is installed as a separate solution and must be deployed and activated (as a Site Feature) on your site before you can create an instance of the mobile application (through Mobile Entrée Configuration). Mobile Entrée My Sites Feature The Mobile Entrée My Sites application provides an excellent mobile experience for the SharePoint 2010 My Site social collaboration features. This application requires SharePoint 2010 and the User Profile Service Application to be properly configured. This application allows for enabling location services with the Mobile Entrée My Site.

4 The Mobile Entree My Sites Feature requires activation of the Mobile Entrée Base feature (in Site Features) and activation of the ME My Sites Feature (in Site Collection Features). This must be completed in the My (Profile) Site and not the regular SharePoint (My Content) site. Site Configuration Site Config refers to configuration settings that apply to all mobile apps within a given site. To open the ME Site Config for a site, go to: Site ActionsMobile Entrée ConfigurationSite Config o In order to access this page, the user requires Manage Web Site level permissions on the site. In the Site Config, you will see the status of your installation, branding, cache settings, offline settings, and configuration templates. Site Config replaces the Global Config menu from ME 3.0. This was simply a nomenclature change. Installation Information See the status of your Mobile Entrée installation. This tab displays: ME version information, license status, and provides a link for users to download and install the Excel Add-in for mobile BI. Brand and Footer Mobile Entrée 4.0 introduces the option to apply a custom CSS to your site branding. This allows the administrator to customize the look and feel of their mobile sites without resorting to more complicated templates. The custom CSS option provides a powerful branding tool, especially when used in conjunction with the known branding features of Mobile Entrée, such as the ability to apply a custom brand image and footer text to all apps and mobile pages in your site as well as the ability to inherit site branding from the top-level site. This tab displays: checkbox for Inherit from Top Level Site, Brand Image URL, Footer Text, and a URL for Custom CSS. If your site has the Inherit checkbox checked, this means the site will look to the root web of the site collection to get its branding configuration. Cache Settings Mobile Entrée stores the configuration settings that are entered in the ME Config pages within the web cache of the WFE. These settings are cached with a sliding cache timeout. We recommend a cache timeout of 600 seconds (10 minutes) to maximize performance. This does not cache SharePoint data; caching at this level stores all site, application, and action configuration settings. The Reset Configuration button resets all site/application/action configurations to the default settings. Any configuration changes you have made will be erased. This tab displays: Cache timeout settings (default at 600 seconds), buttons for Purge Cache and Reset Configuration.

5 Offline Settings The cache manifest is used to download offline resources for devices that support HTML5 offline capability. By default this file is dynamically generated and located in the _layouts directory. You can specify a static cache manifest file by entering the URL to that file in the textbox. The reason you may need to do this is in the case you are using NTLM authentication, where ios devices will only request the cache manifest file anonymously. This tab displays: Cache Manifest Location box (URL that points to the location of a cache manifest file), and a button to Download Cache Manifest in case you need to put it in a different location. Configuration Template Management This allows for the saving of the current site configuration as a non-transferable template. The saved templates can be re-applied to any site within the site collection that has lists/libraries of the same name. This tab displays: The Save current configuration as a template filename box and save button, and the list of applicable configuration templates that can be applied to the site. Application Configuration Mobile Entrée contains the capability to have multiple copies of any mobile application through App Instancing. Once the Mobile Entrée Base Feature has been activated, you can begin to add instances of various mobile applications (i.e.- The Mobile Entrée Base Application) through the Application Config tab. The Application Config tab is where the ME mobile application instances are created and managed. Each application has application configuration properties. Inside each application s app config page is a set of default config properties as well as any app-specific properties set up by the developer of that specific application. Applications that are managed here: Mobile Entrée Base Application MDS Viewer Content Navigator Mobile PerformancePoint Application Any custom applications that were developed using the Mobile Entrée API. Creating and Ordering Mobile Apps The New Mobile Application Instance button allows for the efficient creation of out-of-the-box mobile application instances on your site. To create a new mobile application instance, go to: Site ActionsMobile Entrée ConfigurationApplication ConfigNew Mobile Application Instance (in the left pane). You will be presented with splash screen indicating your options for a new mobile application instance along with editable title and description fields.

6 To reorder the nameplates: click and hold the movement tab on the left of the mobile application nameplate in the left pane. You can then drag the nameplate up or down to reorder it in the nameplate stack. The first application instance in the order will be designated the Default application and will be loaded first. Default Mobile App Properties Properties & Targeting The Properties & Targeting tab is present in all created instances of mobile applications. This tab offers configuration options for application properties such as title, description, icon, and audience targeting. It also includes options for configuring the Include Path Regular Expression, home page visibility, and offline usage. The Delete button for the current mobile application instance is also present under this tab. The Include Path Regular Expression is used to redirect request paths to this application. This means that when an incoming URL matches this RegEx pattern, that app will be loaded regardless of its place in the order of apps. Action Configuration This area provides a location for customizing action configuration settings. There are no out-of-the-box actions that allow for configuration changes; therefore, this tab is blank when viewed out-of-the-box.

7 Diagnostics The Diagnostics tab provides an interface to run web-level tracing. Web-level tracing is a feature that allows the administrator to trace the actions of a user as he or she browses the site. The logs produced are helpful in finding errors and seeing device-specific information needed for proper debugging. By default, web-level tracing is turned off and this option may not be available. Consult the Farm Administration guide for instructions on enabling this feature. Running a Trace The tracing allows for filtering by user, starting the trace, and saving the trace (as an XML file). Follow these steps to run a trace: Under the Set User Filter, select a SharePoint user in the people picker Click Start Trace Instruct the user you are tracing to perform the actions you wish to trace Once completed click stop trace You can then read through the trace in the window, or download the complete record as an XML file. The XML file will have additional information in it that is not included in the trace window. Default Installed Mobile Applications Mobile Entrée installs with the following default mobile applications: Mobile Entrée Base Application Content Navigator MDS Viewer Mobile PerformancePoint Application Mobile Entrée Base Application The Mobile Entrée Base Application is a mobile application that provides out-of-the-box configurable access to SharePoint lists, document libraries, discussion boards, surveys, and search without having to write any code. It makes available a set of configuration pages for determining how and what mobile content gets rendered to the users. The Base Application is included in the Mobile Entree Base Feature; activating this feature will make the Base Application available, which is not configured in its initial state. The user must have Manage Web permissions in the SharePoint site in order to activate the ME Base Feature. The Application Configuration tabs for the Mobile Entrée Base Application are Properties & Targeting, Base Config, and Home Screen. The Properties & Targeting tab is present in the configuration properties of each type of mobile application and is virtually identical in each. The Base Config and the Home Screen tabs contain the configuration options specific to the Mobile Entrée Base Application: General Settings, Search Settings, List Settings, Discussion Settings, Document Library Settings, Survey Settings, Site/Navigation Settings, and Home Screen Configuration. Base Config The Base Config tab is only present in instances of the Mobile Entrée Base Application mobile application. The sections to follow all apply to the Base Config section.

8 General Settings Configure Navigation Buttons o The option to hide/show the Home button and the option to hide/show the Up button (Link to Parent web). o The option to show/hide the Full Site and My Site buttons. The Full Site button is a link to the standard view of the website without being processed by Mobile Entrée. The My Site button provides a link to the user s My Profile. o The option to toggle small or large icons in the Action Lane. Configure Application List o Any mobile applications instances you have configured, that are set as visible, will show up if this is checked. The text box allows the administrator to rename the section. Configure Parsing of and Telephone Links o Enabling the parsing of and Telephone Links will allow the application to attempt to generate hyperlinks for addresses and phone numbers on any details screen. Currently, the regular expression patterns supplies are for US based phone numbers and addresses. While international addresses may still be supported with the supplied regular expression string, international telephone numbers will probably need a different regular expression string. Configure Ignored Paths o This is used for paths in the SharePoint site that the administrator does not want the HTTP Module to parse and execute. For example, if SharePoint redirects users to /SitePages/Home.aspx and you don t want ME to process that and just take them to the ME home screen, you would set this to Home.aspx.

9 Search Settings Toggle Search Availability and Select Search Scopes to Use o Select whether to display a Search interface or not, and then, if enabled, select the search scopes to be made available to the user. List Settings Display Configuration o The text box allows the administrator to rename the section. Select Lists and Views to be available to mobile users o This allows the administrator to select the lists and list views to display to the mobile user. o o Any enabled list view may be configured to show 1-3 fields. The fields displayed are the first, second, and third fields in the selected list view. The following rules are exceptions: The built-in Type field is ignored and the next available field is used. If no field is available, an empty string will be used. The Attachments field will render as Attachments X, where X is the number of attachments. In Events Lists, the follow fields are handled as special cases: Workspace Recurrent You can optionally hide the New button on a given List View. This mobile-only feature is applied in addition to normal SharePoint Permissions. If a user does not have Add Items permissions on a given list, they will not see the New button regardless of the settings here.

10 Discussion Settings Display Configuration o The text box allows the administrator to rename the section. Select Lists and Views to be available to mobile users o Allows selection of the Discussion boards to be made available to the mobile user. Available Views will include only Views that are visible from the root of the Discussion Library. You can optionally hide the New button on a given List View. This mobile-only feature is applied in addition to normal SharePoint Permissions. If a user does not have Add Items permissions on a given list, they will not see the New button regardless of the settings here. Document Library Settings Display Configuration o The text box allows the administrator to rename the section. Select Lists and Views to be available to mobile users

11 o Allows selection of the Document Libraries and their respective Views to be made available to the mobile user. The Index View Fields selector allows setting the number of fields from the view to show when looking at the list. The order of the fields and which fields are shown will depend on the view selected. Any enabled list view may be configured to show 1-3 fields. The fields displayed are the first, second, and third fields in the selected list view. The following rules are exceptions: The built-in Type field is ignored and the next available field is used. If no field is available, an empty string will be used. The Attachments field will render as Attachments X, where X is the number of attachments. You can optionally hide the New button on a given List View. This mobile-only feature is applied in addition to normal SharePoint Permissions. If a user does not have Add Items permissions on a given list, they will not see the New button regardless of the settings here. Survey Settings Display Configuration o The text box allows the administrator to rename the section. Select Lists and Views to be available to mobile users o Allows selection of surveys from the site to be made available/viewable to the mobile user. Added Surveys may have their titles edited and content lists selected, as well.

12 Site/Navigation Settings Select Site Links to be available to mobile users o The text box allows the administration to rename the section Home Screen Configuration Allows the reordering on content sections. Allows addition of home screen views. o A Home Screen View is similar to a webpart; you can surface list, document library, or discussion items to the home screen to make a mobile dashboard of information. You can surface App Feeds that are available from any custom mobile applications that you have developed.

13 Content Navigator Application The Content Navigator application provides a way to display SharePoint content in a more web/reader friendly format. It provides a good solution for displaying articles, wiki content, publishing pages, and any other content type available on the site. Follow the steps below for creating and configuring your Content Navigator mobile application. 1. Navigate to the Mobile Entrée Configuration page of your site. 2. Under the Application Config tab, click New Application Instance. 3. Select the Content Navigator Application. 4. Once the application has been created, it must be linked to a list or library to use for content. The content source can be an announcement list, wiki page library, publishing page library, or any other type of SharePoint list. o The list that provides content for the application is the WCM List, and it is found in Configuration SettingsGeneral Settings in the Content Navigator application. When first selecting the Content Navigator mobile application, the available tabs will be Properties & Targeting and Configuration Settings. The Properties & Targeting tab presents options for application title and description, user targeting, and other properties such as setting the Include Path Regular Expression and whether or not the application is visible on the home page. In the Configuration Settings tab, there will be a subset of tabs. Initially, the only visible tab will be General and a WCM List (master content list) must be selected first in order to enable additional configuration settings. Once a master content list has been selected, additional tabs for Content, Pages, Sites, and Applications will appear. General Settings This tab sets basic properties and buttons for the mobile application. The General tab in Configuration Settings contains:

14 Checkbox for Hide the Up Button. Checkbox for Hide Home Button and a textbox for entering the Home Button URL. Dropdown list of all available content lists for designating the master content list for the Content Navigator Application. This list MUST be chosen in order to see/edit additional Configuration Settings. Checkbox for including the My Site link. Content Settings The Content tab in Configuration Settings allows the selection and re-ordering of Page Content Sections. This allows the configuration and selection of the list fields to be displayed in the Content Navigator application. Fields can be reordered through drag n drop. Page Settings The Pages tab in Configuration Settings allows the selection and re-ordering of Page Links. This allows the configuration and selection of the Page Links to be displayed in the Content Navigator application menu within the Action Tray. Fields can be reordered through drag n drop. Sites/Link Settings The Sites tab in Configuration Settings allows the selection and re-ordering of Site Links. This allows the configuration and selection of the Site Links to be displayed in the Content Navigator application. It also allows for the creation of new links to be displayed in the Content Navigator mobile application menu within the Action Tray. Fields can be reordered through drag n drop. Application/Link Settings The Applications tab in Configuration Settings allows the selection and re-ordering of Mobile Application Links. This allows the configuration and selection of the Mobile Application Links to be displayed in the Content Navigator application menu within the Action Tray. Fields can be reordered through drag n drop. Mobile PerformancePoint Application The PerformancePoint Mobile Application provides users with a solution for navigating the PerformancePoint Scorecards and Reports (Analytical Grids/Charts). The PPS Mobile App is installed as a separate solution and must be deployed and activated on the site before an instance of the mobile application can be created. Configuration: 1. You must first tell the application where your PerformancePoint Content list is. You can use a server relative path (/sites/bi) or an absolute URL ( After you enter the path, click the "..." button to the right of the field to load in the PPS Content list. Mobile Filter Configuration PerformancePoint filters can be used as a global filter for your dashboard. To add a filter, you must have a PPS Filter created and deployed to your BI site. Follow these instructions to add the filter to your dashboard: 1. Under Mobile Filters, click Add PPS Filter.

15 2. Select the filter you wish to add. 3. Click OK. Once the filter is added, you will need to Edit the Filter Linkage of each item you add in the following step. Mobile Dashboard Content Configuration Scorecards and Reports are added under the Mobile Dashboard Content. Both item types can be configured to consume filter values. In order to add an item to your mobile dashboard, follow these steps: 1. Under Mobile Dashboard Content, click Add PPS Content. 2. In the dialogue, select the Scorecard or Report you wish to add. 3. Click OK. Scorecards can be linked to other scorecards and reports to allow for rich navigation and drill-down of content. This linkage is identical to webpart connections. 1. Next to a Scorecard that you have selected, click the + Add Linked Content button. 2. Select the content you wish to link to when an item in the scorecard is tapped. 3. Click the Edit Linkage button next to the content to which you just linked. 4. In the dialog, click the + Add Connection button. 5. In the dropdowns provided, select the source and destination of the connection. The previous steps 3-5 are the same for Filter Linkage on Scorecards and Reports. MDS Viewer Application The MDS Viewer is a mobile application that connects directly to an Excel document that has been configured with mobile views using the Excel Add-in. This gives you an application-like interface to the BI reports inside Excel documents. Configuration Settings After adding the MDS Viewer application instance, you will need to follow these steps to configure it under the Configuration Settings tab: 1. Click the Excel icon to the right of the Select a Mobile Enabled Excel Document textbox. 2. In the SharePoint asset picker window, find and select the Excel Document to which you wish to connect. 3. Click OK on the SharePoint asset picker window. 4. You will be given the option to select a mobile view item a. Selecting Show All will display each view as a navigation item. b. Selecting a single view will display just that view when the user navigates to the app. Mobile My Sites App The My Site mobile application provides a mobile experience for the SharePoint 2010 My Site social collaboration features. It is capable of capturing user location and posting it to their My Profile. In order for the My Sites App to be enabled: In the My (Profile) Site:

16 o Activate the Mobile Entrée Base feature from within Site Features. o Activate the Mobile Entrée MySites feature from within the Site Collection Features. Create the My Sites mobile application instance from the Mobile Entrée Configuration page. The My Site application instance Configuration Page contains tabs for Properties & Targeting and Configuration Settings. The Properties & Targeting tab contains settings for application title and description, audience targeting, the Include Path regular expression, the visibility of this application on the home page, and offline availability. The tab for Configuration Settings contains subcategories of configuration options under General and Home Screen. General Settings In the My Site mobile application instance inside the Configuration Settings, the General settings provide the following configuration options: Configure Profile Overview o This provides a checkbox to Show Profile Overview and a textbox to set the display title for this group. Configure Application List o This provides a checkbox to Show Application List and a textbox to set the group title for the applications list. Configure Social Data Navigation o This provides a checkbox to Show Social Data Navigation and a textbox to set the title for items in this group. Configure Parsing of and Phone Fields o This provides a checkbox to Parse and Telephone Links and provides textboxes for regular expressions for identifying and telephone field values. Enabling the parsing of and Telephone Links will allow the application to attempt to generate hyperlinks for addresses and phone numbers on any details screen. Currently, the regular expression patterns supplies are for US based addresses and phone numbers. While international addresses may still be supported with the supplied regular expression string, international telephone numbers will probably need a different regular expression string. Post Location o This provides a checkbox for Allow users to post their location details and an Add Properties button. o In order to be able to store the user s location information, ME requires 2 properties to be created in the User Profile Service. The Add Properties button will do this. Home Screen Configuration The My Site application provides for customizing the order of the home screen navigation elements as well as consuming custom application feeds. Add-In for Excel Mobile Entrée provides an add-in to Excel 2007/2010 that allows you to access portions of your Excel document from your phone. This functionality requires Excel Services to be configured on your SharePoint farm and also requires an Add-in to be installed on the Excel client on your desktop.

17 Installation In order to install the Mobile Entrée Add-in for Excel, you must have access to a SharePoint site that has Mobile Entrée already installed and activated. Follow these steps to install the add-in: 1. Browse to the Mobile Entrée Configuration page of your site. 2. Click on the Site Config button at the top of the page. 3. Under Installation Information tab, click the link to Download the Installer for the Excel Add-in. 4. Select Run the program. 5. Complete the installation and you are finished! Usage Overview Once installed, the add-in will allow you to select portions of your Excel documents to be viewed on mobile phones and tablets as mobile dashboards. These configurations are stored within the Excel documents themselves, so all you need to do for deployment is to save them to a Document Library in SharePoint. When a user browses to that document using Mobile Entrée, they will be presented with the mobile views that were configured using the add-in. When you open Excel, the add-in is located under the Insert tab, labeled Mobile View Configuration. Clicking this button will open a task pane that will allow you to create the various mobile item types. You can reorder, create and delete items by right-clicking them in the task pane. Configuring Cell Ranges and Charts Charts and Cell Ranges are the most basic objects you can configure for mobile access using the add-in. With the Mobile View Configuration task pane open: Mobile Cell Range 1. Click the New Mobile Cell Range button. 2. Click the cell-range picker and select the range of cells you wish to see on your mobile device. 3. Give your cell range a Title and a Description. 4. Check whether or not you want the first row to be bold and treated as a header. 5. Check whether or not you want the first column to be bold and treated as row labels. 6. Click OK to save. Mobile Chart 1. Click the New Mobile Chart button. 2. Select the chart you want mobile access to from the dropdown. 3. Give your chart a Title and Description. 4. Specify the maximum width you would like to render the chart as (you should use the resolution width of the widest device you are going to support). 5. Click OK to save. Configuring Mobile Dashboards Mobile Dashboards are groups of Charts and Cell Ranges that are displayed on a single page. The order of the items within the dashboard determines the order they are displayed on the mobile device. You may right-click on a dashboard to create new charts and cell ranges inside it, or right-click on cell ranges and charts to move them inside a dashboard.

18 Configuring Pivot Dashboards A Pivot Dashboard can display the pivot table data as well as pivot charts that are based upon the underlying pivot table data. These dashboards also give the user the ability to adjust the data using filters on the mobile device. To configure a pivot dashboard: 1. Click the New Pivot Dashboard button. 2. Select the pivot table you want mobile access to from the dropdown. 3. Give your dashboard a Title and Description. 4. Specify the table and charts you wish to display. 5. Specify the maximum width you would like to render the chart as (you should use the resolution width of the widest device you are going to support). 6. Click OK to save. Testing Your Mobile Entrée Configuration During the course of your Mobile Entrée implementation, you will find it necessary to test your installation. While it will eventually be necessary to test with the actual mobile devices you expect to be using, the most efficient way to test your Base Application configuration as well as any custom mobile applications you are building is to do so using a desktop browser with the capability to swiftly change its user agent. Both Safari and Chrome provide the capability to easily switch among a variety of desktop and mobile user agents. Testing with Safari Safari holds the benefit of providing an almost identical experience to that on the iphone/ipad. Follow these steps to get your test environment set up using Apple Safari: 1. Download and install Apple Safari from 2. Launch Safari.

19 3. From the settings menu select "Preferences." 4. From the Advanced tab, check the box to show the Develop menu in the menu bar.

20 5. Be sure that the menu bar is visible. You can do so from the settings menu. 6. From the Develop menu, change your User Agent to Mobile Safari - iphone.

21 Testing with Chrome While Safari and IE9 provide virtually identical experiences between their respective desktop and mobile environments, it is worth mentioning that Google Chrome is NOT currently the default browser for Android devices. Follow these steps to get your test environment set up using Google Chrome: 1. Download and install Google Chrome from 2. Launch Chrome. 3. Open the Developer Tools (shortcuts Ctrl+Shift+I on Windows/Linux, Command - Option - I on Mac OS X) by clicking "Customize"(wrench icon) --> "Tools" --> "Developer Tools." 4. Click the "Settings" icon at the bottom of the window.

22 5. Check "override user agent" and select one of the options (iphone, ipad or Nexus S running Android 2.3). You can also select "other" and enter a custom user agent. Testing with Mobile Devices Testing Mobile Entrée using the actual mobile devices anticipated in the user environment is highly recommended. Mobile Entrée includes styles and html structures for the following OS/Browser configuration: Windows Phone 7+ (IE) iphone / ipod Touch (Safari) ipad (Safari) BlackBerry 6+ / (built-in browser) BlackBerry Playbook Tablet (build-in browser) Android / (built-in browser) Android Tablets (built-in browser)