Read Bob's message again, carefully.If you intend to have different articles and organization for phone and tablet, you'd want two top-levels.If you're building different phone and tablet, pixel-perfect content, you'd want two top-levels.If you want the same content and organization on both phone an...

Hey Bill;I think you're describing some of the navigation features we had in the original DPS. The scrolling navigation through articles in a folio isn't part of the newer product. I suspect it comes down to a folio had information about all the articles that were in it, whereas a collection is a mo...

Device choice should be influenced by your expected audience (or maybe you have data on your audience.)Is an iPad audience a primary user set? Or is it phone based?Where are most of your users based? The North American market is different than Europe or Asia.Is your app aimed more at on-the-go consu...

Consideration = still looking at it, no timeline I can share.PMs make the judgement of how difficult something is and how many resources are needed to implement. Sometimes PMs will tip their cards.The workaround I shared with KDR was a way to maybe address her need. But it's not a real solution. Yes...

No change yet. Still in consideration.

There seem to be at least four things going on here, so simple answers are going to be difficult.One variable is how you're building your article -- seems like you're using InDesign rather than HTML. Within InDesign there are two ways to approach this: a video overlay or a web overlay -- each has di...

Hey Benoit;I've developed a habit of using Chrome when working in the AEMMobile Portal. I started doing this way back in the beta period nearly a year ago when Safari didn't display some things well. I've kept on using Chrome for the portal since then, this includes using incognito browser pages so ...

AEM Mobile apps can only use Adobe analytics.Some basic analytics are available for all AEM Mobile apps, additional analytics are available through additional subscription.

I avoid roadmap questions, for a number of reasons... so "no comment" on this. If a PM wants to comment, cool.OTOH, make your case for why an email action for a banner would change your business... PMs appreciate that type of information on feature requests.

Banners currently only support http or https for external links.A button or link in an article can use the mailto protocol and that supports adding subject and body.HTH -- Colin