Neowin Survey - Neowin mobile, what device do you use?

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What device would you use for Neowin Mobile?  

533 members have voted

  1. 1. Device choices:

    • iPhone / iPod Touch / Android / Palm Pre
      272
    • Blackberry
      52
    • Nokia S60 based device
      54
    • Windows Mobile 6.5
      81
    • Other (Please Specify)
      74

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Grand Master

Timan Veteran

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You'll get the same look (aside from font differences) on the following device os's

- iPhone OS (ipod too)

- Android (g1)

- Web OS (palm pre)

You'll get a slightly tweaked look in the following

- Blackberry

- Windows Mobile 6.5 (ie6)

You'll get a lighter version with the following

- Windows Mobile 5 - 6.1 (iemobile)

- Other mobile browsers/oses

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petrossa

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You'll get the same look (aside from font differences) on the following device os's

- iPhone OS (ipod too)

- Android (g1)

- Web OS (palm pre)

You'll get a slightly tweaked look in the following

- Blackberry

- Windows Mobile 6.5 (ie6)

You'll get a lighter version with the following

- Windows Mobile 5 - 6.1 (iemobile)

- Other mobile browsers/oses

The non-mobile main page using N9500 communicator with opera mini 4.2 loads the same as on PC, why should the mobile one load different? :(

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+Elі Subscriber²

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Moto Q9c, I browse Neowin on it almost everyday, I hope I can read comments and be able to reply to articles on the main page with the new version :)

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Timan Veteran

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The non-mobile main page using N9500 communicator with opera mini 4.2 loads the same as on PC, why should the mobile one load different? :(

Well you can still use the desktop version of the site. It'll load the mobile version if it detects a mobile device though.

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petrossa

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Well you can still use the desktop version of the site. It'll load the mobile version if it detects a mobile device though.

yes it does fine :rolleyes: Just wondering why the outlay and such should change using the same browser brand

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Pablo2008jedi

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atm I use a LG Secret, crap phone! It does load the main news site but not that great a layout, just lots of news links. Clicking on a link does provide the article and is very readable.

Will be changing in a few months...just don't know what...WM6.5? android? iphone?....too many choices :p

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Phantom Helix

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I think the mobile theme needs to be updated because on my HTC hero (android) I see the less functional mobile version and not the iphone version of the site.

thats what this poll is about, they are currently working on a new version and wanted feedback from users

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