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    1. COIt still depends on the browser (useragentstrings.com has [a list for mobile browsers](http://www.useragentstring.com/pages/Mobile%20Browserlist/)), though browsers do tend to report their platform in the UA, so you could check against just "Android" etc. However, if you just want to see if the user's using a mobile device, it's better to check for the Profile or x-wap-profile http header fields. See [this question](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3680463/mobile-redirect-using-htaccess) for details.
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    2. COOh boy, how could I have forgotten that! Yes, the names of environmental variables set by RewriteRules are prefixed with `REDIRECT_` (which is a nuisance). @Josh, you could set the env var in the .htaccess: `RewriteRule ^upload_logo$ index.php [E=noauth:1,L,QSA]`, then allow from `REDIRECT_noauth`. Alternatively, and this may be a better approach, you could do something like `RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php [E=orig:%{REQUEST_URI}]`, then in the httpd.conf: `SetEnvIf REDIRECT_orig "/?businesses/upload_logo" noauth=1`.
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    3. COI know this problem only from Java/Android; over there it's not possible to use the datetime() function through the wrapper. I always ended up just storing the Unix timestamp as an integer, doing the date manipulation in the application -- if all else fails, you may consider doing that.
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