Surfing on the move..

[oggs]

I was wondering what the best for browsing the net on the move was.

As I do an awful lot of nite mile munching when i'm not driving/sleeping i'd like to surf.

Any thoughts

Thanks

[FourWheelDrift]

On your mobile phone? If so get hold of Opera-Mini, it's the mobile version of the opera browser.

www.opera.com/products/mobile/operamini/campaign/

Pistonheads on the move.


It even handles images properly too.

Edited by FourWheelDrift on Friday 28th July 19:12

[J_S_G]

Mobile Opera's fantastic. But if you can get a phone that runs the proper mobile version rather than Opera Mini, all the better. It's free (with free upgrades) for the N70 if you want a "normal" phone. Not bad for getting e-mail on that handset, either (given your thread about BlackBerrys)... I've got it connecting to Gmail for everything quite happily.

[oggs]

Thanks to you both..

Looks like I need to upgrade my phone...

So now whats a good phone

[aldi]

3G card for your laptop?

[agent006]

aldi said:

3G card for your laptop?

Check the reception map for your network first though. I had one from the shop next door to O3 and never got a 3G signal as i seemed to nicely skirt around all the 3G covered areas.

[oggs]

aldi said:

3G card for your laptop?

are they cheap to use?? Have great south coverage..

[aldi]

oggs said:

aldi said:

3G card for your laptop?

are they cheap to use?? Have great south coverage..

Depends on your sim card contract and type of use I think, its the usual biz i.e. so many meg per month then x pence/meg after kind of thing.

[mxdi]

opera mini works on matts SE K750 and on my SE W810, very good it is too, takes seconds to load.

[mcflurry]

T Mobile do a 3g card for £20 a month, 2 gb a month limit and 384k downloads in central london. Apart from some noticable latency it works almost as good as a home broadbean connection. More than sufficient to surf, download emails etc etc