Im just throwing this out there and im sure it would be tough, but what about a mobile site? I know a lot of us have blackberry's and iPhones so it would be great (not to mention much easier) to post stuff in the forums when were out in Vegas reporting back to everyone.

I know its a stretch, but it would be cool. :cool:

+1!!! It would be awesome!

+1

I would also like the ability to post while I'm driving.

um... were not supposed to do that?!? :eek:

Still legal here... wooohooo west coast rebels posting without a cause!!

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj183/adrianmunoz03/CommonSense.jpg?t=1250295418

sorry had to do it lol :D

Im just throwing this out there and im sure it would be tough, but what about a mobile site? I know a lot of us have blackberry's and iPhones so it would be great (not to mention much easier) to post stuff in the forums when were out in Vegas reporting back to everyone.

I know its a stretch, but it would be cool. :cool:

It would be nice, though the forums load pretty quickly on my phone's browser as it is...

It would be nice, though the forums load pretty quickly on my phone's browser as it is...

Yeah, if you have a BB or an iPhone, can't you already just go on and post?

I have mobile apps for some other forums, and I dont even use them. I always use my bookmarks in my browser.

Yeah, if you have a BB or an iPhone, can't you already just go on and post?

That's what I do!

That's what I do!

Well it really depends on the type of phone you have. Most phones that are web enabled require websites to be formatted for the web. Higher end phones like Iphone/BB and my Samsung Eternity have a true web browser which can view any sites.

So what Keebs was saying is that they should reprogram a mobile web version of the JC site for the lower end phones without the cool browsers. Just remember not all cell phones are created equal :D

Well it really depends on the type of phone you have. Most phones that are web enabled require websites to be formatted for the web. Higher end phones like Iphone/BB and my Samsung Eternity have a true web browser which can view any sites.

So what Keebs was saying is that they should reprogram a mobile web version of the JC site for the lower end phones without the cool browsers. Just remember not all cell phones are created equal :D

Well i have a Blackberry Bold and its great for browsing, but theres a lot to go through on the site. I mean it possible to post and i do it every so often, but navigating sometimes is a pain.

Something like this would be nice:

http://wap.crackberry.com/

If you click on the forums it's laid out nicely for cell phones. I can post here on my blackberry curve but it's kind of jumbled when browsing the forums.

I'm not sure how hard this would be to do, but i'd imagine a ton of people here browse/post on their phones. Would be a very cool idea.

just get an iphone :D


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just get an iphone :D


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Crappy for business e-mail :)

Crappy for business e-mail :)

How so? I have 3 email accounts I use with it. 2 business, and 1 personal.

How so? I have 3 email accounts I use with it. 2 business, and 1 personal.

We tried iPhones originally and if you have your own server (unlike a aol.com, yahoo.com, gmail.com account) then the phones dont sync very well. Even Apple agrees with this when we called them about the problems. Maybe this changed with the new 3GS, but i know others who have had this problem for their businesses.

just get an iphone :D


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+1... my eternity was suppose to be as good as the iphone, but trust me its not. The first test I did with my coworker was hit up an unnamed adult site and try their flash vids on my phone. I was pissed when my didnt work, and his iphone was letting him fastforward to the good parts.

+1... my eternity was suppose to be as good as the iphone, but trust me its not. The first test I did with my coworker was hit up an unnamed adult site and try their flash vids on my phone. I was pissed when my didnt work, and his iphone was letting him fastforward to the good parts.

lol...........great example

hey royale whats that site called i need to do some test as well lol :D

hey royale whats that site called i need to do some test as well lol :D

Check ur PM :D

Check ur PM :D

Lol you forgot "PM me for more info" :D

+1... my eternity was suppose to be as good as the iphone, but trust me its not.

when i got my storm, the guy at verizon said it was nicknamed "the iphone killer". what a joke. i hate that phone more than i can even describe. every 2 days it needs a software upgrade, and when i try to do the upgrade i get a message saying "not enough memory available". not to mention it takes me ten minutes to type a 3 word text because of how hard it is to hit the right keys. worst cell phone decision i ever made.

on a side note, it works remarkably well for drunk texting. go figure.

Yes it does. :)

when i got my storm, the guy at verizon said it was nicknamed "the iphone killer". what a joke. i hate that phone more than i can even describe. every 2 days it needs a software upgrade, and when i try to do the upgrade i get a message saying "not enough memory available". not to mention it takes me ten minutes to type a 3 word text because of how hard it is to hit the right keys. worst cell phone decision i ever made.

on a side note, it works remarkably well for drunk texting. go figure.

Yea Storm was on my radar as well, but I picked mine because it had a TV feature. I used the TV for maybe a week and canceled the service right away. Something about watching MTV road rules through a 3 inch screen looses its appeal real fast.

When my contract is up through ATT I m picking up the iphone 4 sure. Even if its an older model and not the S version.

I got my Samsung Glyde last June and have been pretty much satisfied throughout. Touch screen got a little wonky in May, but Verizon switched the phone out for a newer version for free since it was a known defect in older moels. Internet access and the QWERTY keyboard satisfy my needs - I don't need an application for every little detail (though, I'd be lying if I said I didn't desire an iPhone... However, my anti-Apple slant won't allow to get it, even when it comes to Verizon. Just don't like the feel of Apple products...)

I got my Samsung Glyde last June and have been pretty much satisfied throughout. Touch screen got a little wonky in May, but Verizon switched the phone out for a newer version for free since it was a known defect in older moels. Internet access and the QWERTY keyboard satisfy my needs - I don't need an application for every little detail (though, I'd be lying if I said I didn't desire an iPhone... However, my anti-Apple slant won't allow to get it, even when it comes to Verizon. Just don't like the feel of Apple products...)

verizon is planning on offering the iphone???

verizon is planning on offering the iphone???

They haven't come out to say that they will be offering an iPhone, but Verizon & Apple have working together on phone. During the last Verizon financial call, they wouldn't deny that they were going to roll out an iPhone (they wouldn't confirm it, but they wouldn't deny it). It's pretty much a solid assumption that the iPhone will roll out on the Verizon networks next year since Apple's exclusivity agreement with AT&T will expire in 2010.

when i got my storm, the guy at verizon said it was nicknamed "the iphone killer". what a joke. i hate that phone more than i can even describe. every 2 days it needs a software upgrade, and when i try to do the upgrade i get a message saying "not enough memory available". not to mention it takes me ten minutes to type a 3 word text because of how hard it is to hit the right keys. worst cell phone decision i ever made.

on a side note, it works remarkably well for drunk texting. go figure.

The Storm was hyped too much and they didnt do it right. I love Blackberry's and i have a Bold right now because i have ATT, but i love it.

Like Blib i would be lying if i said i never wanted an iPhone, but i love my blackberry and i use the Blackberry Messenger so much that i would be lost without it.

we have about 30 iphones deployed here at work. From an IT side they are much easier to administer and have much less problems than our old bb deployment. Except when it comes to password change time when it is like a Olympic sport to see if you can change your iphone password before it locks out your domain account.

we have about 30 iphones deployed here at work. From an IT side they are much easier to administer and have much less problems than our old bb deployment. Except when it comes to password change time when it is like a Olympic sport to see if you can change your iphone password before it locks out your domain account.

Nice to see an IT department that is actually smart about deployment. We have a partnership through Verizon :(

See its weird. When people in our office got iPhones the e-mail was all screwed up. The e-mails wouldnt come through, they wouldnt send out. It was a giant headache.

See its weird. When people in our office got iPhones the e-mail was all screwed up. The e-mails wouldnt come through, they wouldnt send out. It was a giant headache.

What I notice about my iphone compared to my old smartphone is that I get emails and it reads them, deletes them and does all that however it doesnt update it on hotmail. Like if I log into hotmail.com it all shows up as if I didnt do anything to it. But when I would do it on my smartphone it would update it on the site immediatly. Weird!

Truthfully, the initial deployment took a bit of thought, but once the external mail server was working it was a breeze. They arent any harder than a standard windows mobile smart device.

The thing I really like about them compared to a BES based blackberry is they dont provide a tunnel directly into the you internal network (depending were the BES is located) like the bb do. - that is unless you configure them for VPN.

Cisco are you using an imap protocol for your mail? It sounds like the old smartphone was and the the iphone is configured for pop. That would probably have this affect your describing... hey but then I could be wrong:)

Cisco are you using an imap protocol for your mail? It sounds like the old smartphone was and the the iphone is configured for pop. That would probably have this affect your describing... hey but then I could be wrong:)

Actually my iphone does say something about pop when it has trouble getting the mail.

yeah just checked the hotmail is only providing pop access for the iphone not sure how the smartphone would have handled the update tho.

yeah just checked the hotmail is only providing pop access for the iphone not sure how the smartphone would have handled the update tho.

smartphone was windows based... if it has anything to do with it.

I had problems with my yahoo account on my iphone. So I made a gmail account and it works great.

I had problems with my yahoo account on my iphone. So I made a gmail account and it works great.

Yeah gmail works great (they allow iMAP access).

My yahoo account works great on it. Its just my hotmail one but since Ive had that account for almost 10 years its no big deal to log on and delete everything again

Ive had no issues with yahoo or gmail. everyones using the email app right? your not using your browser are you?

Ive had no issues with yahoo or gmail. everyones using the email app right? your not using your browser are you?

I am, with yahoo it works fine but with hotmail it doesnt really sync up all that well