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Log into gmail's secure server specifying basic html. Much faster.
https://mail.google.com/mail/h/
https://mail.google.com/mail/h/
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N900 | ZAGG Body Armour | 16Gb A-DATA micro-sd
N810 | 2 x Patriot 8gb mini-SD | Boxwave Crystal Clear SS | Black Aluminum case | OTG dongle
N800 | 2 x 8gb OCX SD | Boxwave Anti-glare SS | PDAir book-style case
Holux M-1200 bluetooth GPS | iGo 4-row bluetooth keyboard | Linksys USB 10/100 ethernet | Plantronics Voyager 855 BT Headset
GROG!
N900 | ZAGG Body Armour | 16Gb A-DATA micro-sd
N810 | 2 x Patriot 8gb mini-SD | Boxwave Crystal Clear SS | Black Aluminum case | OTG dongle
N800 | 2 x 8gb OCX SD | Boxwave Anti-glare SS | PDAir book-style case
Holux M-1200 bluetooth GPS | iGo 4-row bluetooth keyboard | Linksys USB 10/100 ethernet | Plantronics Voyager 855 BT Headset
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Frank, this is a great link!!! Exactly I've been looking for.
I've been searching for a good website that provides maps. Any recommendation? Or ,should I use a map program like maemo mapper?
Last edited by emmaitt; 2008-09-13 at 02:20.
I've been searching for a good website that provides maps. Any recommendation? Or ,should I use a map program like maemo mapper?
Last edited by emmaitt; 2008-09-13 at 02:20.
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Wouldn't it be more interesting and rewarding to try and find websites that offer clean, solid HTML/CSS in the first place so that there's no need for a mobile version?
Good websites have a "one size fits all" design. Whatever relies on a minimum screen size or other capabilities of the browser should probably be forbidden by law.
I recently found this article about flexible design and it convinced me.
Good websites have a "one size fits all" design. Whatever relies on a minimum screen size or other capabilities of the browser should probably be forbidden by law.
I recently found this article about flexible design and it convinced me.
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2008-09-13
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well like always i would like to mention the mojocafe.net project that i started months ago but will only be able to continue this winte due to heavy work....
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2008-09-13
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It's not only a matter of fitting on a page, mobile versions save bandwidth too, so they are useful if you pay per MB.
For example, I just found something for Amazon, although I'm not sure there is something better.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/h.html
It takes a while to figure out the URL that points to the Mobile edition, which is often buried deep in a website. If people have a compiled list of websites for mobile devices, or can give me a link for these, it would be great.