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What do you view RailUKforums on?

What do you view RailUKforums on?


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londonmidland

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What do you view RailUKforums on apart from your PC or Laptop, e.g, a iPhone/iPod, BB (Black Berry), Android, etc. I view it on my iPod Touch, it comes up great!
 

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MidnightFlyer

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Mainly laptop, but I will access it via my Nokia or BlackBerry if I have nothing better to do / need to know something urgently / have trouble sleeping.
 

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Largest is a 21" LCD screen, smallest is a 1" screen (on a tiny and ageing Nokia 6303 phone -okay, its bigger than 1 inch diagonal, but not by much!) and a wide variety of screen sizes inbetween at my workplaces.

Why do you ask?
 

londonmidland

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Largest is a 21" LCD screen, smallest is a 1" screen (on a tiny and ageing Nokia 6303 phone -okay, its bigger than 1 inch diagonal, but not by much!) and a wide variety of screen sizes inbetween at my workplaces.

Why do you ask?

Ah, just wanted to know what people on here view the forums with apart from a pc. Just an intrest really.
 

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Have been viewing it a lot when travelling with my Android phone :)

I've still got to get tapatalk.

But when at home i use my Desktop more then anything and sometimes laptop

Chris
 

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PC at home, laptop at work or travelling, iPhone if apart from both.
 

Xenophon PCDGS

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Hewlett Packard tower system at home......Retirement present from the consultancy.

Toshiba laptop when away from home....My wife has threatened to lock it away before we go to Falmouth at the end of this month.

Comment from wife....If you think that you are bringing THAT on holiday, you are very much mistaken!!
 

ralphchadkirk

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Laptop, or iPhone for me.
--- old post above --- --- new post below ---
Hewlett Packard tower system at home......Retirement present from the consultancy.

Toshiba laptop when away from home....My wife has threatened to lock it away before we go to Falmouth at the end of this month.

Comment from wife....If you think that you are bringing THAT on holiday, you are very much mistaken!!

As her comments don't apply to the tower system - just take that! When she realises how heavy the bag will be, perhaps she will wish she had agreed to the laptop!
 

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95% of the time I am on my iPod which explains why I declare open floor in the Quiz Forums. If I'm not on the iPod then I'm on my laptop, or even more rarely on the Desktop PC.
 

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Laptop / PC & my HTC Touch Dual (falls into the 'other' bracket)
 

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Phones are for making and receiving calls and text messages.

Would agree with that. In my opinion phones have become to advanced, with many surplus elements. They encourage people (particularly kids) to waste money and overuse them.
 

Hydro

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Phones are for making and receiving calls and text messages.


No, your phone is for making and receiving calls/text messages. :)


Mine is for calls, messages, internet, directions, entertainment, and other infinitely useful things. It's my information multi-tool.
 

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Android. I'm using it now as a matter of fact! Mind you I often set the user agent to Linux desktop so I don't get the crap mobile versions of some sites.
 

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No, your phone is for making and receiving calls/text messages. :)


Mine is for calls, messages, internet, directions, entertainment, and other infinitely useful things. It's my information multi-tool.

No, my phone is a brick but it has a far better battery life than many of these new-fangled gizmos. :lol:

I bought it in 1998 from an American friend whilst I was on holiday/vacation there. Nearly 15 years later, I see no reason to change.
 

Eng274

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I use a 2 year old Sony Ericsson C902i when I'm not at a PC, its by no means the best way to view it, but it'll do until November, when I can get a blackberry after renewing my contract.

No, your phone is for making and receiving calls/text messages. :)


Mine is for calls, messages, internet, directions, entertainment, and other infinitely useful things. It's my information multi-tool.

My phone is for calls, messages, emails, reminder notes, phonebook, occasional games, google maps, bus/train times, music, radio, image/video camera..think that's it!
 

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Wouldn't bother spending any money on Tapatalk. Our iOS App is about to be launched (pending testing and approval from Apple). The Android App has also been developed and is largely working but just pending fixing of a few bugs. These will both be free of charge to download.

I browse the forum using my laptop and iPhone. Except at the minute I'm away from home so don't have my laptop with me.
 

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Wouldn't bother spending any money on Tapatalk. Our iOS App is about to be launched (pending testing and approval from Apple

Ooooo, this is great news :D
I was debating getting Tapatalk as well but may hold off based on that :)

I usually use my laptop to access the site as well as occasionally my iPod Touch. Use the odd desktop here and there as well.

I have accessed the site on my phone on the odd occasion or two, but it doesn't let me post :( so has rarely happened
 

sprite

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Desktop PC (Windows [7] - Firefox&Chrome)
Laptop (Linux [#! xfce] - Chromium)
Mobile [n900] (Linux [meamo] - Firefox&MicroB)
 
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