I just saw this: http://www.opera.com/products/mobile/operamini/
it will be installed as a midlet and seems to work good and fast.
Wolfgang
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I just tried IBM's J9 and the one that comes with the O2 Mini S but they don't seem to be doing their job too well. At least when I tried to install and run SPMark, the J9 reported nearly all the features as ... missing :?
So out of curiosity, what are you all running and what apps do you run on it?
I just updated my old Ipaq hx2410 with wm6.0 and it works great! One small problem though.... I can not get any of the java vm's to work on it. I would love to be able to use the opera mini browser that I use on my hermes.
Any thoughts? When I do install it it says that it can not run because it is not signed or a component is missing..
try esmertec jbed 20071119.3.1. it is a java emulator and works much better than the build-in one!!
I wish there was one built into the ROM. For the old hx2*** line there was not one, at least in the ROM's I have looked at and seen. I did on the other hand find one that actually works!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=279600
Right from here on the good 'ol XDA site. Works like a charm. Doesn't start nearly as fast as Jbed does on my Hermes but still good enough to use opera mini which I think is the best hand held browsing experience I have ever had!
-asb
Apologies if this is something really simple and I've just been missing it totally (I have searched to no avail for an answer to it's location on here as well)
I've loaded a java app which I've tested and it works on my HD - but I can't find the midlet manager to start it once I've closed it (I can only start it by reinstalling it every time at the moment!)
I recell seeing a midlet manager, but cant find it on my HD or my Diamond (poss I saw it on my Cruise before)
Anyway, if someone knows how I can locate it I'd be most grateful
thanks
Ash
In Start->Programs folder there's a big "e" icon that reads "java" below it. That's the midlet manager.
I've installed a midlet and after running "java", I can see the midlet listed there.
btw, I'm talking about the HD.
got it - thanks!
(nicely hidden of them....)
Hellò, I have just got that phone but some apps doesn't seems to work, perhaps because developed for touch screen phone.
I would like to use app like SkTool but when installing i get an error message having found a smartphone device.
Also, what version of TomTom do I need to buy? On site I haven't found anything for snap,
Again, a good audio player?
Resco explorer does work on non touch devide?
thanks to all for the appreciated answer to my question.
bye
fausto
SKTools
Search and find on the internet " SKTools standard v3.3.1.You'll find on many web site. Works like a charm for me.
Hi,
I do not use Resdco Explorer, but total commander smartphone edition works fine for me.
As for TT, you need to look for the qvga version. You will get some bugs, it is not optimized for the device, but it still works.
SK Tools lite (free) works on mine.
I was struggling with the flashOperafix - it didnt work properly, was crashing my browser, etc. I also did not find any plugin which would start the videos in the build-in YT app. But by pure luck I found a solution which is... Opera 9.7 .
Actually it is not the same Opera 9.7 which is provided in HTC HD2 - it is some tweaked or newer version which I think is available only in some networks. Anyway I installed this Opera as mine stopped working completely...
The first thing I did after install was checking out YT and the funny thing - it works like charm! But the best thing is that the video starts in the YT app and when you close it it goes back to the browser! So it works even better than on Safari and the iPhone!
Maybe sb already found it but if not... you need to check it out . Now I'm really happy with my Opera browser and I will try some more pages . I wanted Flash only for YT videos anyway...
I couldn't attach the file (bigger than 8MB) so here's a direct link:
http://www.mediafire.com/?kmtwjynzn4m
If the link stops working it's called "Miri_Opera97_TMO201" so you can google for it.
EDIT: Dailymotion works too! It says it is not compatible with our devices but I ignored and all videos work . The only downside is it does not support embeded videos on other sites but you can't have everything .
Does it support all the functions of the default Opera on the HD2,like multy touch or text page rendering etc.
Does it replace the original opera or I can install it on the storage card an have the best of the two worlds!! as is the case with the Opera 10 which I have installed it on my SC.
hagba said:
Does it support all the functions of the default Opera on the HD2,like multy touch or text page rendering etc.
Does it replace the original opera or I can install it on the storage card an have the best of the two worlds!! as is the case with the Opera 10 which I have installed it on my SC.
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Works exactly like standard Opera 9.7, supports multi-touch, etc. - and it seems to be a little bit faster and more stable. On my phone it replaced the original Opera 9.7 and I'm very happy with that - I think you can install it without worrying as it is exactly the same Opera only better .
Thanks i am already downloading it and will try it soon,my only concern was that if i dont like it I had to HR my device to get back the original Opera,now that seem to be unecessary.
thanks.
I installed it and it works like a breeze!
Just for your information:
The concept it uses is very simple. It adds a m. in front of the youtube link like: m.youtube.com so it basically redirects you to the mobile version of youtube and saves you the hassle of adding the m. yourself (wich worked very well in the original version of Opera)
I tested the ROM artemis 26 ESN, but seems to no work.
I must say that I have customized registration User Agents to be "Desktop" and can influence it, to others of other changes ...
Maybe that's what you do not work for me, anyway thanks for the link.
Greetings.
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I installed it and it works like a breeze!
Just for your information:
The concept it uses is very simple. It adds a m. in front of the youtube link like: m.youtube.com so it basically redirects you to the mobile version of youtube and saves you the hassle of adding the m. yourself (wich worked very well in the original version of Opera)
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Exactly .