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@anoop-FRTf1L • Nov 8, 2012
@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Nov 8, 2012
Yeah sure am spreading word a bunch of my coll mates are here and am waiting to share it out with my school matesanoopthefriendCE was once packed with entertainment, but don't loose hope, we're growing each day. Just contribute the best of time you get online and you'd see how much fun it is. I really enjoyed it. 😉
P.S.: Spread the word...
@lal-R60Xjx • Nov 8, 2012
@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Nov 8, 2012
That is due to proximity of exams I guess Semester Season in Tamil Nadu now 😔lalProbably evryone on CE became busy simultaneously for the past few days 😁
@thebigk • Nov 9, 2012
@lal-R60Xjx • Nov 9, 2012
@grsalvi-7IhIh1 • Nov 10, 2012
Here comes need of mobile version of Crazy Engineers.The_Big_KWell it's the big festival time in India and since most of our visitors are from India - the activity levels go down during these times. It's pretty normal; because most of the CEans would either be traveling or are enjoying their time with family and friends. Once Diwali is over, you should see everyone back into action here.
Most of the Universities have their semester exams scheduled around this time. That too is making everyone stay away from computers.
@thebigk • Nov 10, 2012
@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Nov 10, 2012
lalVacation time for CE then. Biggie will get some sleep. Hehe 😁
Wonder He ever sleeps most of the time this or that is in your to do list alwaysThe_Big_KYep - we do seriously need a mobile application and it's currently on the top of my to-do list. I know a lot of CEans access CE through mobile and a mobile app would be really handy.
@anoop-FRTf1L • Nov 10, 2012
In that case, you'd have to make a list for the common phones too. Most of the users have not switched to smartphones or touch-phones yet.The_Big_KYep - we do seriously need a mobile application and it's currently on the top of my to-do list. I know a lot of CEans access CE through mobile and a mobile app would be really handy.
@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Nov 10, 2012
100+ agreement with it I myself am using a basic mobile which just supports java or j2ee apps nothing more complicated is supported by itanoopthefriendIn that case, you'd have to make a list for the common phones too. Most of the users have not switched to smartphones or touch-phones yet.
@thebigk • Nov 10, 2012
anoopthefriendIn that case, you'd have to make a list for the common phones too. Most of the users have not switched to smartphones or touch-phones yet.
That's surely going to be a challenge. The answer may lie in developing a responsive layout which is an ideal choice for every browser and screen size. That may need some more time though; but the solution would be suitable for everyone.jeffrey samuel100+ agreement with it I myself am using a basic mobile which just supports java or j2ee apps nothing more complicated is supported by it
@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Nov 10, 2012
@saandeep-sreerambatla-hWHU1M • Nov 14, 2012
@thebigk • Nov 14, 2012
@lal-R60Xjx • Nov 14, 2012
@grsalvi-7IhIh1 • Nov 14, 2012
You are correct,even i have posted some times from mobile successfully.But doesn't it take alot of time for Full site to load on mobiles ?lalI would say, there is no need for a dedicated mobile style webpage. The present layout simply works perfect on an average mobile. Except 'this' post, all the recent posts I've made in CE in the past few days were from my mobile. I didn't see any hassle in using CE from my E63, Symbian OS - Opera browser. And these days most phones have enough resources to load a website like CE and it works perfectly. Now is the age of apps. I think apps must be given importance rather than a mobile style. Considering the growing number of Android users, first preference goes to Android. Then may be java.
@lal-R60Xjx • Nov 15, 2012
@grsalvi-7IhIh1 • Nov 15, 2012
Opera mobile and opera mini ??? Are they different ??lalThere are two types of browsers. One type downloads all the webpage data in to the mobile phone memory first and then organise it as the real webpage, just like the desktop browsers do. Examples are Opera Mobile and Nokia's built in symbian Web browser.
What the other type does is, they only communicate with a server. The server downloads all the webpage data in its memory and then converts it to a lighter format and then send to the browser. Examples are Opera Mini and UC Browser.
If we use the first type browsers, yeah it takes a moment more than the second type to fully load the page. The second type saves the data traffic too. Because the second types are optimized for less resources on mobile phones and slow internet connections.
By the way, this is not applicable to downloads, but only browsing.
@lal-R60Xjx • Nov 15, 2012
@grsalvi-7IhIh1 • Nov 15, 2012
i know and have used opera mini.Where can i get opera mobile ? Any Link?lalYeah, they are totally different. Opera Mobile renders the web page in the mobile itself. But Opera Mini does this in the Opera server and shows us a light version of the page. By light version I mean the same page but optimized for mobilephones and slow internet connections. And this is the reason that Opera Mini doesn't support interactive content as Opera Mobile. Because all rendering happens at the server, not in the phone.
@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Nov 15, 2012
@lal-R60Xjx • Nov 15, 2012
