//SPECIAL NOTES:
            // This is just a DEMO to illustrate usage of the MobileESP JavaScript code library.
            // It is not necessarily a Best Practice to use an intermediary landing and detection page like this example
            //    when using JavaScript as a detection method. 
            // See the MobileESP web site for other important information about the limitations of JavaScript. 
        
            var time = null
            
            //For this demo, I created a few variables to store the paths to the alternate web pages. 
            var iphoneTierHomePage = 'http://www.kahnlitwin.com/mobile';
            var genericMobileHomePage = 'http://www.kahnlitwin.com/mobile';
            //var desktopHomePage = 'http://www.kahnlitwin.com/';
            
            //This is a common mobile detection scenario...
            // First, detect iPhone tier devices, like iPod Touches, Android, WebOS, etc. 
            //    Send them to the nice touch-optimized page. 
            //    These often have rich CSS and advanced but mobile-friendly JavaScript functionality and no Flash.
            // Second, detect any other mobile device. Send them to the basic mobile pages, with light CSS and no JavaScript.
            //    Some (often older) touch devices might be included in this bunch, which otherwise includes feature phones.
            //    It's a Best Practice to include an alternate web page for less-capable mobile devices. 
            // Finally, assume anything else not caught by these filters is a desktop PC-class device. 
            //    Send them to your regular home page which may include large pictures, lots of JS, Flash, etc.. 
            //
            // NOTE: If you wanted an iPad-class tablet-optimized web site, too, then you should FIRST do a 
            //    device detection using the DetectTierTablet() method. Then detect for iPhone tier, and so on. 
            
            //We have variables for certain high-usage device variables, like the iPhone Tier.
            //   You might use the device variables to show/hide certain functionality or platform-specific features and ads, etc.
            //   Alternately, you can use the method: DetectTierIphone().
            //   Sometimes, you may wish to include the Tablet Tier devices here, as well. 
            if (isTierIphone)
            {
                window.location = iphoneTierHomePage;
            }
            //We can generally use the Quick Mobile detection method to save a couple of cycles.  
            else if (DetectMobileQuick())
            {
                window.location = genericMobileHomePage;
            }
            //We'll assume that anything else not caught in the above filters is a desktop-class device. 
            //   (Which can include tablets.)
          else
            {
           //window.location = desktopHomePage;
        }