good websites for mobile internet browsseing ???

[weebroonieuk]

on my travels i get bored and ive got a nokia 6630 on the vodaphone 3g contract the vodaphone live site is crap

anyone know of good websites that are desinged for mobile viewing for tech stuff cars or just anything really so i can mess about when bored ?

[spazman]

BBC website?

[Norky]

Bookmarks from my phone:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/text_only.stm -- BBC News
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/low/technology/default.stm -- BBC News Tech
http://slashdot.org/palm/ -- Slashdot mobile

No cars I'm afraid

[5lab]

google. will translate any page

[shiato storm]

i use google, 'tis all powerful

[Nick F]

The only site I read on my C500 is the BBC news site.

[Aaron]

on my travels i get bored and ive got a nokia 6630 on the vodaphone 3g contract the vodaphone live site is crap

The only one I visit on a regular basis is the BBC website.

An alternative you might want to consider is a piece of software called AvantGo. It downloads news from various sources into its viewer for access on the move. I don't know whether you can sync it up from your home PC but it definately works over the air.

Nice phone, by the way.

[Stringent]

Is there a mobile (or WAP) version of Hexus yet??

[weebroonieuk]

thats what i was thinkin flanders
ive viewed the normal site but it is toooo big

we want a cut down and streamlined version

thanks for the bookmarks people !

[weebroonieuk]

google. will translate any page

do you mean it will convert a non mobile laid out page and make it readable on a mobile ?

[weebroonieuk]

The only one I visit on a regular basis is the BBC website.

An alternative you might want to consider is a piece of software called AvantGo. It downloads news from various sources into its viewer for access on the move. I don't know whether you can sync it up from your home PC but it definately works over the air.

Nice phone, by the way.

tis a good phone Aaron has its niggles
mainly waiting for dual voltage rs mmc card so i can fit plenty songs on it

plus vodaphone lock out mp3's from playback so have to convert the to aac.

[Aaron]

Check out Mobile Fun for cards up to 256MB. 512MB cards are on their way too.

IIRC, you can play mp3s but you need to wrap them up in a DRM to do so. Why Vodaphone even bother is beyond me.

[weebroonieuk]

yeh i know i found a drm packer but its a pain in the ass found it easier to convert them to aac and it dropped the file size a bit too

as soon as i can get someway to remove the vodafone firmware and put a plain nokia 6630 i will