Online flight search for mobile browsers
There are times when I'm on the go that I need to look up the various flight connections from one city to another on my mobile phone.
What are your favourite sites to search for flights that are easy to use from a mobile browser? |
Wirelessly posted (Nokia E61i: Opera/9.50 (J2ME/MIDP; Opera Mini/4.0.10031/230; U; en))
On my Nokia E61i, I'm pretty much able to do everything I want to do online using Opera mini. This includes everything from online banking to browsing FT! :) |
There are a few ways...
As Robbiedeluxe mentioned, you can use your phone's browser and go to places like mobile.google.com and type "UA 835"... this will give you a flight status. Or you could go to a carrier's own mobile version. If you want to see avail connections from different airlines at once, I believe that getting a software like Mobimate WorldMate could be the best choice. Lastly, if your phone is limited, you could always send a text message to GOOGLE (466453) with a string like UA 836. You will get a text message back within a few seconds. |
I use mobile.flightstats.com . Has everything that I'm looking for while on the go.:)
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Originally Posted by mikes4
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I use mobile.flightstats.com . Has everything that I'm looking for while on the go.:)
as back-ups to it , I sometimes use mtravel.com and\or mobile.orbitz.com and depending on which phone you have there are some good stand alone apps as well. Flight Status for Palm is invaluable. Also be sure to check out the sticky at the top of this forum, Best WAP sights for PDAS |
Originally Posted by malap
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As Robbiedeluxe mentioned, you can use your phone's browser and go to places like mobile.google.com and type "UA 835"... this will give you a flight status. Or you could go to a carrier's own mobile version.
He said use OperaMini, and you can browse pretty much anywhere, just like you use your PC! And he's right. I can even check in online on my standard (not smart) phone, with AA and UA! Using OperaMini. it's an awesome browser. ^ With OperaMini, you don't have to worry about finding the 'mobile' version of a site, 95% of the time. :) |
I prefer mobile versions of sites due to their simplicity.
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Originally Posted by CPMaverick
Originally Posted by malap
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As Robbiedeluxe mentioned, you can use your phone's browser and go to places like mobile.google.com and type "UA 835"... this will give you a flight status. Or you could go to a carrier's own mobile version.
He said use OperaMini, and you can browse pretty much anywhere, just like you use your PC! And he's right. I can even check in online on my standard (not smart) phone, with AA and UA! Using OperaMini. it's an awesome browser. ^ With OperaMini, you don't have to worry about finding the 'mobile' version of a site, 95% of the time. :) |
Best Browser for Blackberry
I have a TMO BB Curve and I am looking for full internet capabilities like the internet on the Iphone. Is this possible? I've downloaded Opera Mini and it really doesnt work well at all.
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Originally Posted by malap
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I assume that some non-mobile sites will look quite strange, whether you use Opera Mini or not. I'd suggest you look into these features and choose whatever is best for your wireless device. I've found that using the regular "destop-like" mode while enabling image quality reduction to be the best option for my Nokia E61i. PS: It wouldn't surprise me if Opera Software gets acquired by a huge IT corporation anytime soon... |
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