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First iPhone app news thats relevant and interesting for reader me says
bought time... lets hope it isn't SO trimmed down that it's no longer fuctional (like most sites)
Ahem, newegg...
~MG~
The mobile web page wouldn't load on my mobile device or in Firefox. =(
it loads on mine, its not to bad. quite functional. though, i wish it had the ability to let me log in and leave comments if i wanted to without having to go to the desktop version
Wont load for me
Friggin finally! Seriously, it's about time, I've been waiting for this for a very long time!
you can get to the normal newegg site....its the link at the bottom of their mobile page
It doesn't load on my Nokia E71, neither in Firefox or in IE. Wonder if it's not ready yet.
bleh, i never use mobile pages, i just use the regular ones. Slower loads are worth it for full functionality
Awesome, though you had to pick a day when my blackberry's interweb service is down.
... it's in my iPhone bookmarks now...
It's about time, because I'm about to get capped soon on my Internet and a lower graphics version of Toms, just like Xbit Labs, helps with the loading times a lot.
Using a Verizon Omnia in Madison, Wisconsin, USA and it is a no-go:
ERROR
The requested URL could not be retrieved
--------------------------
While trying to retrieve the URL: http://m.tomshardware.com/
The following error was encountered:
*Unable to forward this request at this time.
This request could not be forwarded to the origin server or to any parent caches. The most likely cause for this error is that:
*The cache administrator does not allow this cache to make direct connections to origin servers, and
*All configured parent caches are currently unreachable
Your cache administrator is webmaster.
Accessed the link through opera on my phone - but like others, I have it set not to identify my device as a mobile device.
However, it loads in Firefox on my laptop just fine. Clean, not full of bloated ads that spawn giant pop-ups on my screen - you know, it reminds me of pre-Web 2.0 Tom's... y'know, I might just bookmark it for my laptop and netbook instead!
Using a Verizon Omnia in Madison, Wisconsin, USA and it is a no-go:ERRORThe requested URL could not be retrieved--------------------------While trying to retrieve the URL: http://m.tomshardware.com/The following error was encountered:*Unable to forward this request at this time.This request could not be forwarded to the origin server or to any parent caches. The most likely cause for this error is that:*The cache administrator does not allow this cache to make direct connections to origin servers, and*All configured parent caches are currently unreachableYour cache administrator is webmaster.Accessed the link through opera on my phone - but like others, I have it set not to identify my device as a mobile device.However, it loads in Firefox on my laptop just fine. Clean, not full of bloated ads that spawn giant pop-ups on my screen - you know, it reminds me of pre-Web 2.0 Tom's... y'know, I might just bookmark it for my laptop and netbook instead!
I'm getting that on both my phone and desktop..
Ah well, I've been reading Tom's on my phone for a while now using their RSS feed (it's text-only, what more could you need?).
Excellent!, this is just what i needed for my iPAQ, using the regular site was weird
Added to my Iphone!
Doesn' work for me. I think only temporary though.
Normally I just view the full normal site on my N97, which has a "Big enough" 640 screen.
I.E can't view many Xhtml pages by design, so use WURFL to detect the browser UserAgent, then change the DOCTYPE and MIME to one compatible with the browser detected.
Anyway, this is how I will do it.
I still can't wait to see the mobile page! I hope it will be formatted well on small phones to mobile phones with big screens.
The full site is a bit too big for my mobile phone.
Yes, I'll be happy with THG anytime/anyplace.
First iPhone app news thats relevant and interesting for reader me says
I accidentally rated you down. I'm sorry.
First iPhone app news thats relevant and interesting for reader me says
This isn't the announcement of an app, which would be great. An AP or NYTimes style iphone app for Tom's in order to have quicker access, would be awesome.
With my Palm Treo (Win Mobile version) I get "ERROR The requested URL could not be retrieved"
Looks good! Too bad the forums don't have a mobile version.
First iPhone app news thats relevant and interesting for reader me says
I rated you up to make things right
The THG mobile site now works well now on I.E. Also looks well formatted on large screen phones and small screen phones. Looks good! Thanks!
I guess mobile forums will come some day later.
Funny, I think I like the mobile version better than the regular site, might just use that from now on. Faster loading, just the items I want to see in a nice, logical order. I don't care about mobile phones...but browsing wise, I like it.
I recently quit my internet plan because I bought a Japanese phone, but would've enjoyed this a LOT before that...
Fail! It doesn't load
i just got a blackberry. perfect timing tom's!
is it set to only load on mobile browsers?
[IMG]http://img41.imageshack.us/img41/8017/errorgxo.jpg[/IMG]
IE 32-bit, 64-bit, Chrome, FF all give the same error page.
yay a new use for my cell
I don't normally check toms on my cell. However, it is nice to know they have a mobile edition if I wanted to use it. In any case, I could just use the full version on my dare if the mobile did not load.