Book Touch makes use of the Thumbnav module in order to create touch based / gesture events that make sense for mobile navigation of an online book. This creates an experience more like a touch sensitive e-book reader.
Thumbnav provides a mobile friendly framework for using a website on a touch-capable device. It provides support for a variety of navigation methods on mobile as well as an API for developers to add useful links based on being mobile. It comes with out of the box support for the Quo.js library (drupal module), thumb friendly "split thumb" approach to navigation as well as a mode called "Mobile app". It doesn't rely on Quo or anything else but has built in support should you be interested.
The Mobile Switch Blocks provides block visibility control in mobile devices using Mobile Switch.
Sub-module of SMS Framework module which links your website with Nexmo.com
Provides a field formatter for image fields that allows configuration of specific image styles (or none) to apply to images at specific breakpoints, and renders field in such a way that only the appropriate styled image will load for the active breakpoint, or no image will load at all if a style is not selected for the current/active breakpoint.
Relies on Enquire.js, and dynamically sets image source attribute with javascript when a data attribute is present for the current/active breakpoint.
Add integration and settings for Add To Home Screen in the form of a module.
Retina is the simpler version of the Retina Images module which enables to use retina graphics for your website. It uses Retina.js to use retina quality images instead of normal quality ones if available.
The major difference of this module is that it comes with almost no configuration. The only configuration you need to set is whether it should use a CDN or not.
The module will do the rest. Then you can include the @2x images in your themes, or in your modules.
The Mobile Switch (Varnish) module provides a simple automatic theme switch functionality for mobile devices, utilising Varnish for detecting the user-agent and providing proper cacheable pages using the same URLs per mobile device group.
This module adds Services support to the community module called content_lock that will prevent two users from editing the same node concurrently. This module exposes the main operations of content_lock through Services as a resource, so that content locking can be done over a web service API such as REST for mobile applications or third party integrations.
Services resource for content types
