I use a Tungsten C, which has a pretty decent web browser now - but
there's limits to how much you can paste into a palm-sized screen <lots
of scrolling, left and right>.
The text/pda oriented websites are really terrific with WiFi and a
small screen - if the provider (CNN in this case) wants to provide
them!
It's just weird that CNN would drop off the WiFi universe like that.
Must have gotten a pretty big cut from the cell carriers to make that
move.
In article <9sXpb.12251$(E-Mail Removed) m>, C C
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> What do you use with the Wifi? A laptop, a PDA, or something else. Can't
> you go to www.cnn.com?
> Just curious.
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> "Kerry S" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:041120031821297060%(E-Mail Removed)...
> > I was attempting to access CNN via WiFi URL
> > http://wireless.cnn.com/pqa/cnn/en/index.html today, and found they've
> > deactivated it. I suppose this continues the pattern they began when
> > shutting down their Avantgo service. Their new CNN2Go service seems
> > only available via certain US cell carriers. Does anyone have a URL for
> > direct, WiFi access to CNN for those of us who want to access CNN via
> > WiFi?
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