Mobile text site.

[kree]

Ok, I was playing on my cell phone the other day and typed in the defcon web site and up came a text based site where it asked me for my log in and password, I entered my info and it directed me to the defcon forums but would not let me veiw anything in the forum, no threads, or subjects. Anyone know anything about the mobile defcon site.

[noid]

I wasnt even aware we had one.

[kree]

I wasnt even aware we had one.

if you have a cell phone that is internet ready check it out. Maybe it is just enough info in the real site to access it through a mobile text browser. Just thought I would ask.

[octalpus]

if you have a cell phone that is internet ready check it out. Maybe it is just enough info in the real site to access it through a mobile text browser. Just thought I would ask.

I get a message on mine that it's not an acceptable text site. I'm guessing yours is good enough to read a few basic tags from sites not specifically developed for mobile users, but not enough to render the entire site.

[kree]

I get a message on mine that it's not an acceptable text site. I'm guessing yours is good enough to read a few basic tags from sites not specifically developed for mobile users, but not enough to render the entire site.

My phone uses the RSA openwave browser and when I do try to access some sites on the text browser it gives me the text and then for all pictures it gives the file name, anyways your guess is probably right.

[kree]

Ok this is sort of an update to this thead. I was driving thru missouri on the 44 right about the 43 mile marker and bored as usual when I thought to myself hmm there is a new defcon board I wonder, after typing the url into my cell phones browser it brought up the the log on and after doing so I was able to browse and post although I cant seem to find the post that I did with my cell but none the less I was able to browse! Thanks for the new board.

[TwinVega]

we all strive to be this resourceful....

[kree]

we all strive to be this resourceful....

may not be a big deal to some, but when you spend six days a week on the road the little things mean a lot.