Get the Huddle on your Mobile Device!

[robdog]

Just a heads up, we have had the interface for mobile access to the Huddle since we ported it over to vBulletin, but I figured now is a good time to make a post about it.

Tapatalk created a app for your iPhone that will allow you to view vBulletin forums who have installed their plugin. This site of course has that plugin installed. The cost for the app is $2.99. Of course, that is a one time fee and you will get free upgrades for life.

The BlackBerry version will be available through Tapatalk come early February, but if you want to start using your BlackBerry today, you can visit a site called BerryBlab. This is a free app that will allow you to browse through your BlackBerry. It is not going to be as feature rich as the Tapatalk version, so it will be replaced once the Tapatalk version is live.

Post any comments/questions here. Also, if you actually view this forum on your mobile device, post some feedback so I know how well it is working.

Thanks.

[Number 18]

There is also a free version of Tapatalk called Tapatalk RO, the difference being RO is Read Only meaning you cannot post.

[bobflipaburger]

is this just for iPhones and blackberrys or is it also on the android app market as well?

[phaZe]

Originally Posted by bobflipaburger

is this just for iPhones and blackberrys or is it also on the android app market as well?

I checked out the site and it's free right now since it's in beta stage. "Search for 'tapatalk' in Market from your Android phone."

[robdog]

Yeah, forgot to mention Tapatalk is working on an Android version. Which will probably costs $2.99 once it goes gold.

Most of their live versions will cost $2.99 once they move out of beta. Their BlackBerry app looks interesting and has a lot of promise like their iPhone app.

[bobflipaburger]

Well I'm looking to get a smart phone probably in July. Maybe the Droid. Kind of depends on what's out at the time. I'm not getting a blackberry and I have Verizon so no iPhone so It will have to be an Android phone. Probably the Droid unless something better comes out by then.

[Number 18]

If you get good reception with AT&T, nothing beats an iPhone, IMO. I worked for T-Mobile and had a BlackBerry, then Android. Now I work for Clearwire and I have an iPhone and it is by far the best handset I have owned. Since I am in Seattle proper, reception is not a problem for me. Therefore the faster HSPA technology and ability use data and voice at the same time vastly outweighs any benefit Verizon could offer me.

[robdog]

iPhone will be coming to Verizon eventually just depends how long you want to wait. I was surprised Apple did not say something about that during their most recent conference.

[bobflipaburger]

I live in the middle of no where and the only reception we can get out here is provided by a Verizon cell phone booster we had to buy for $200. So reception is an issue.