I frequently browse this forum on my cellphone and it shows the full webpage on Opera Mini, which can be hard to navigate in with my tiny screen. vBulletin has a forum skin for phones with small screens that works really well. Also it makes browsing the forums much faster and wastes less bandwidth.
I would love you forever if you implemented that skin.
^^ Postin this on my phone right now actually =) I can generally read most of the posts but I have to move my screen a lil.
Personally I’d be fine with this theme just without the padding down the sides… (Using iPhone 3GS)
Posted that in the suggestions thread, was either overlooked or ignored.
Do you wanna hurt me? 
ESPECIALLY you
I’m gonna hurt you… softly.
I’m gonna hit you… gently.
I’m gonna jab you… sweetly
I’m gonna kick you… discretely.
Your Sig Makes Me Lag On My Computer. <-LOL TYPOS
Something like this is what I’m talking about:
Ignore the error in the top menu. It has to do with the forum itself and not the skin.
Raminator has brought forth the one and only true solution to all mobile browsing problems. Get a real phone! 
It makes me glad to see that so many people here use android,which obviously is the supreme mobile OS. I’m typing this on my htc desire.
As skins go there’s an app called tapatalk which is made for browsing forums. Afaik it’s just for the admin to install a skin that can be found on their site
Im hoping to get one…
As soon as Telstra decide to let go of their retarded monopoly >_>
I usually browse here with iPod Touch/HTC Magic.
Imported from overseas, or did you buy it outright and unlock it?
I used a iphone, it work perfectly.
With only your right hand.
I’ve actually heard about that on some Android forums but never really tried it. I installed it to the forums so test it out 
/goes to install the app on my Droid.
Edit: Just tested the demo app and it works great.
So, what about that skin I was talking about?
Neat! Now browsing from my phone is even easier
Sent from my HTC Desire using Tapatalk
! :retard:
Whoah, there is a shitload of spambots here.
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