Dear LJ genie,
Dec. 4th, 2009 02:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
snugglekittySo, now I have worked out (I think) how to use my cell phone to navigate, other than the traditional method of calling my sweeties - bing.com, which has a site for free mobile navigation.
I have also downloaded a few games that work with my phone, from mobilerated.com. The spam factor seems non-horrific so far. I have working versions of sudoku, tetris, and a vocab test game.
However, my attempts to locate a mobile java version of mahjong solitaire that will actually work on my phone? So far, they are made of fail.
"Page cannot load." "This software is not yet available." Yes, I'm sure having a smartphone would make it easy. I do not have a smartphone. I am fine with paying a few dollars for something, but I do not want to have to buy a subscription to a game plan.
The challenges are these: 1) My phone, while new, is intellectually challenged (eg, not a smartphone). 2) Sanyo, being in this case evil, refuses to release drivers for the phone. Therefore I need to be able to get it from a WAP rather than download it to my hard drive.
That is of course unless someone knows how, or can explain to me how, to download something like this to my computer and then put it up on the web so my cellphone can get it. If that's even possible.
I have also downloaded a few games that work with my phone, from mobilerated.com. The spam factor seems non-horrific so far. I have working versions of sudoku, tetris, and a vocab test game.
However, my attempts to locate a mobile java version of mahjong solitaire that will actually work on my phone? So far, they are made of fail.
"Page cannot load." "This software is not yet available." Yes, I'm sure having a smartphone would make it easy. I do not have a smartphone. I am fine with paying a few dollars for something, but I do not want to have to buy a subscription to a game plan.
The challenges are these: 1) My phone, while new, is intellectually challenged (eg, not a smartphone). 2) Sanyo, being in this case evil, refuses to release drivers for the phone. Therefore I need to be able to get it from a WAP rather than download it to my hard drive.
That is of course unless someone knows how, or can explain to me how, to download something like this to my computer and then put it up on the web so my cellphone can get it. If that's even possible.