Pocket Pocket Query: paperless geocaching for mobile phones
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It installs on the Nokia N73 but only uses half of the screen.
Sort of sits in the top left hand side with white space to the right and bottom.
The select and back buttons also dont work in all the windows. e.g. if I select a cache and click back after reading its info i cant go back to the main menu.
Hope this helps. Looks like a great application.
Sort of sits in the top left hand side with white space to the right and bottom.
The select and back buttons also dont work in all the windows. e.g. if I select a cache and click back after reading its info i cant go back to the main menu.
Hope this helps. Looks like a great application.
The PPQuery 0.1.2 beta release is now available at ppquery.com, with support for the following devices:
That said, I would not be surprised to learn of bugs on any of these devices at this early stage of development. Please give the program a try and let me know how it works for you!
Homedg, I'm still working on support for the BlackBerry Pearl. Because BlackBerries require Java applications to be specially packaged in proprietary COD format (instead of the standard JAR format supported by other phones), it will take some research for me to figure out if it's possible to dynamically generate a COD file containing your pocket query data on demand.
- LG CU500 and TU500 (experimental)
- Motorola V3
- Motorola V360
- Nokia 6280
- Nokia N73
- Samsung SGH-A701
- Sony-Ericsson K800i
- Sony-Ericsson W810i
That said, I would not be surprised to learn of bugs on any of these devices at this early stage of development. Please give the program a try and let me know how it works for you!
Homedg, I'm still working on support for the BlackBerry Pearl. Because BlackBerries require Java applications to be specially packaged in proprietary COD format (instead of the standard JAR format supported by other phones), it will take some research for me to figure out if it's possible to dynamically generate a COD file containing your pocket query data on demand.
Yup, I agree. Right now, I'm using each device's built-in font, which (on most phones anyway) is a single, fixed size. In time, I'll replace this with a bitmapped font that I can control the size of precisely to suit each device.embi wrote:If anything I think a smaller font would be better but thats me.