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51Degrees Mobile Detector (Lite C Pattern Wrapper).
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51Degrees Mobile Detector (Lite C Pattern Wrapper)
51Degrees Mobile Detector is a Python wrapper of the lite C pattern-based mobile detection solution by 51Degrees.mobi. Check out http://51degrees.mobi for a detailed description, extra documentation and other useful information.
:copyright: (c) 2013 by 51Degrees.mobi, see README.rst for more details. :license: MPL2, see LICENSE.txt for more details.
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51Degrees Mobile Detector (Lite C Pattern Wrapper).
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