mp3Car now Smart Phone Friendly

**chunkyks** · 03-10-2010, 05:23 PM

zzz

Some of us have jobs where, for one reason or another, we're stuck with it.

Gary (-;

**malcom2073** · 03-10-2010, 05:24 PM

Originally Posted by chunkyks

zzz

Some of us have jobs where, for one reason or another, we're stuck with it.

Gary (-;

Perhaps you should be doing your job instead of browsing the Internet on company time? :P

**HiJackZX1** · 03-10-2010, 05:32 PM

what I want to know is what company doesnt update their software? I think were on FF 3.5.3. IE is 8. We are even getting ready to jump to Win 7. I am just waiting for things to settle a bit.

So is that why iPhone doesnt have flash? I guess they think the iPhone alone will make everyone choose Quicktime? Thats to funny. When ever a watch a movie and it gives me the option of quick time or flash, I use flash because quicktime always runs like $h!+. Half of the time anything that has to do with quicktime is broken.

I say if it aint broken, dont fix it. Its only iPhone people having issues, lol.

**utd09bry** · 03-10-2010, 06:27 PM

Originally Posted by ZX1Cruizer

what I want to know is what company doesnt update their software?

Originally Posted by ZX1Cruizer

I say if it aint broken, dont fix it.

But, you answered your own question.. This is how most companies operate

OP, I think making mp3car mobile friendly is an awesome idea

**tripzero** · 03-10-2010, 06:34 PM

Originally Posted by utd09bry

But, you answered your own question.. This is how most companies operate

ie6 and ff2 are major security holes and are not supported software by upstream providers. IMHO, that makes them broken.

I do concur though, some companies have really bad policies when it comes to software updates which makes them vulnerable. It makes me scared just to imagine your bank or something important like that running crap like that.

**SFiorito** · 03-10-2010, 07:06 PM

apple doesn't support flash because that would allow people to get a lot of content for free rather than paying the Apple media toll (aka iTunes).

**justchat_1** · 03-10-2010, 07:12 PM

There has to be at least half a dozen different mobile phone plugins for vbulletin....is it really that hard to make the forums mobile browser ready?

**Tidder** · 03-10-2010, 08:27 PM

Originally Posted by optikalefx

yea, forums is a bigger task, i just needed to get our front end up to 2010.

what rendering engine do most android users have? webkit?

Yes.

Originally Posted by tripzero

don't notice a difference on my n900. But good on ya for not using tables. div's probably make the html cleaner as well eh? :P

flash isn't a problem for me either. does the iphone/droid not have flash?

We're talking about phones here trip. Nokia deems the n900 a "mobile computer". I mean the n900 can't even MMS message... this thread is not about mobile computers. Didn't you get the memo?

**optikalefx** · 03-11-2010, 12:10 PM

as a web developer by trade, i cry that IE6 is still the most popular web browser in the world. (it may be IE7 at this point)

We could advance as a species is MS would go away.

**tripzero** · 03-11-2010, 03:21 PM

Originally Posted by Tidder

We're talking about phones here trip. Nokia deems the n900 a "mobile computer". I mean the n900 can't even MMS message... this thread is not about mobile computers. Didn't you get the memo?

Oh, in that case, I retract my previous statement. I thought because my n900 makes phone calls that it could also be considered a phone. But then again, i don't use voice on it. It came with a thing called skype. I think you can even install skype on your desktop computer. MMS? is that like a primitive way of sending media to someone else? Probably doesn't even use the internet to do it does it? I do this weird thing where I long-tap on a media file, click "share", and i get options to send it to a contact via email, bluetooth, or service (ie, facebook, flickr, or ovi).