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Summary
By changing the UserAgentString setting,
eValid can appear to a web server as
any device type.
In this capability demonstration we ran an eValid script that interrogates
a web page while appearing to be
20
different device types.
The table below shows screenshots of the responses by the server
for each of these cases.
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AT&T-8525
(415.2 KBytes) 
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Blackberry Pearl
(9.2 KBytes) 
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Google-Nexus-S
(74.2 KBytes) 
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HTC Evo4G
(74.2 KBytes) 
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iPad
(478.7 KBytes) 
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iPhone
(74.1 KBytes) 
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iPad-2
(549.8 KBytes) 
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Kindle2
(9.2 KBytes) 
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Kindle3
(552.4 KBytes) 
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LG Incite
(48.9 KBytes) 
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Minimo WinCE
(9.3 KBytes) 
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Motorola Droid2
(75.1 KBytes) 
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Motorola RAZR2
(9.2 KBytes) 
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Nokia 7600
(9.2 KBytes) 
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Nook
(410.8 KBytes) 
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PalmOS TunstenE
(305.5 KBytes) 
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Samsung Galaxy
(74.1 KBytes) 
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Sharp Zuarus
(9.2 KBytes) 
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Sony Clie
(9.2 KBytes) .png)
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T-Mobile 3G
(75.1 KBytes) 
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