Apple.com responsive?
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Just spotted ephix comment here -
http://www.qbn.com/topics/685178…
(having it non responsive was part of showing how the iPhone can display the full web) That's a pretty solid argument, v good point dude.At launch that seems like a very wise choice and helpful to their marketing. By now though when smart phones are well understood by most I would have thought they would be responsive for improved usability.
This thread has some good discussion in it though. v interesting how some people still prefer the desktop site for usability.
However Preferring a desktop site because it has more options is just poor workmanship by the designer / dev, a lot of top ux dudes argue you should never omit features / options / content based on different screens sizes.