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I had no clue where to go for this one, I thought maybe a handheld group
but figured they would get all anal since they probably use *real*
handhelds.

Anyway... does anyone know of any offline mobile or handheld device
simulators?

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-Lost wrote:
> I had no clue where to go for this one, I thought maybe a handheld group
> but figured they would get all anal since they probably use *real*
> handhelds.
>
> Anyway... does anyone know of any offline mobile or handheld device
> simulators?

Whut the hell are you talking about?

"-Lost" <> wrote in message
news:Xns99994A929A702lostthreads@216.196.97.136...
>I had no clue where to go for this one, I thought maybe a handheld group
> but figured they would get all anal since they probably use *real*
> handhelds.
>
> Anyway... does anyone know of any offline mobile or handheld device
> simulators?
>
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> -Lost
> Remove the extra words to reply by e-mail. Don't e-mail me. I am
> kidding.
> No I am not.

is this what you are talking about?
https://www.blackberry.com/Downloads...f2a911181578TR

type your question into google (
http://www.google.co.uk/search?sourc...e+Search&meta= )
and you get lots of pages to visit

Bada bing -Lost <> bada bang:
> I had no clue where to go for this one, I thought maybe a handheld group
> but figured they would get all anal since they probably use *real*
> handhelds.
>
> Anyway... does anyone know of any offline mobile or handheld device
> simulators?
>

Yes. At least there was one available for Windows a couple of
years ago from Palm. Just go to their site and pretend you're a
developer. The simulator will run on a PC and sync with Palm
Desktop.

Mike "at least it *did*"Yetto
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Response from "SoundBytes" <>:

> "-Lost" <> wrote in message
> news:Xns99994A929A702lostthreads@216.196.97.136...
>>I had no clue where to go for this one, I thought maybe a handheld
>>group
>> but figured they would get all anal since they probably use *real*
>> handhelds.
>>
>> Anyway... does anyone know of any offline mobile or handheld device
>> simulators?
>>
>> --
>> -Lost
>> Remove the extra words to reply by e-mail. Don't e-mail me. I am
>> kidding.
>> No I am not.
>
> is this what you are talking about?
> https://www.blackberry.com/Downloads...essionid=e8303
> e63f2a911181578TR

Thanks!

> type your question into google (
> http://www.google.co.uk/search?sourc...+device+simula
> tors&btnG=Google+Search&meta= ) and you get lots of pages to visit

Yeah, I seem to always run across crap though. Like this search for
example. It is geared towards two things... SDKs or the Blackberry.

Also, your search was not the same as my question. That might be why I
did not find too many useful links. Thanks again!

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Response from Mike Yetto <>:

> Bada bing -Lost <> bada bang:
>> I had no clue where to go for this one, I thought maybe a handheld
>> group but figured they would get all anal since they probably use
>> *real* handhelds.
>>
>> Anyway... does anyone know of any offline mobile or handheld device
>> simulators?
>>
>
> Yes. At least there was one available for Windows a couple of
> years ago from Palm. Just go to their site and pretend you're a
> developer. The simulator will run on a PC and sync with Palm
> Desktop.

Marvelous. I found it, thanks!

> "at least it *did*"

Aye!

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On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 06:17:21 -0500, -Lost wrote:

>I had no clue where to go for this one, I thought maybe a handheld group
>but figured they would get all anal since they probably use *real*
>handhelds.
>
>Anyway... does anyone know of any offline mobile or handheld device
>simulators?

Didn't say what you are doing, 1st guess would be
mobile phone wap emulator , www.google.com ot
mobile phone emulator

WAP Emulators
M3Gate is WAP browser that allows viewing mobile WAP devices content of
pages ... Deck-it- previewer is a very fast WAP phone emulator
supporting multiple ...
http://www.wap-shareware.com/directo...mulators.shtml - 22k - Cached -
Similar pages

Wapsilon
WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) is a technique to get special
webpages, WAPpages, on a WAP enabled mobile phone. With a WAP enabled
phone or handheld PC ...
www.wapsilon.com/ - 2k - Cached - Similar pages

Openwave Developer Network - Tools & SDK - Openwave Phone Simulator
However, connections with the Openwave Developer Mobile Access Gateway
running on ... The WAP 1.x Network Plug-in is an add-on to the main
Phone Simulator ...
http://developer.openwave.com/dvl/to...one_simulator/ - 21k -
Cached - Similar pages
Openwave Developer Network - Home

Me

"-Lost" <> wrote:

>I had no clue where to go for this one, I thought maybe a handheld group
>but figured they would get all anal since they probably use *real*
>handhelds.
>
>Anyway... does anyone know of any offline mobile or handheld device
>simulators?

Nokia runs on the symbian OS they have an application for developers
to test their programs on - users use it to see how a java or SX0
application works. http://www.symbian.com/

Opera will view Wap sites - If you want to see what a cell Phone sees
http://www.t-zones.co.uk/caps/pfuk/home/index.jsp
http://mobileapp.espn.go.com/wireless/espn/wml/index



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Response from why? <fgrirp*sgc@VAINY!Qznq.fpvragvfg.pbz>:

> On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 06:17:21 -0500, -Lost wrote:
>
>>I had no clue where to go for this one, I thought maybe a handheld
group
>>but figured they would get all anal since they probably use *real*
>>handhelds.
>>
>>Anyway... does anyone know of any offline mobile or handheld device
>>simulators?
>
> Didn't say what you are doing, 1st guess would be
> mobile phone wap emulator , www.google.com ot
> mobile phone emulator

Thanks for that. Sorry about the lack of information. I forgot to say I
just wanted to view certain pages and may at some point delve into mobile
programming. So the WAP findings below should help greatly.

> WAP Emulators
> M3Gate is WAP browser that allows viewing mobile WAP devices content of
> pages ... Deck-it- previewer is a very fast WAP phone emulator
> supporting multiple ...
> http://www.wap-shareware.com/directo...mulators.shtml - 22k - Cached -
> Similar pages
>
> Wapsilon
> WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) is a technique to get special
> webpages, WAPpages, on a WAP enabled mobile phone. With a WAP enabled
> phone or handheld PC ...
> www.wapsilon.com/ - 2k - Cached - Similar pages
>
> Openwave Developer Network - Tools & SDK - Openwave Phone Simulator
> However, connections with the Openwave Developer Mobile Access Gateway
> running on ... The WAP 1.x Network Plug-in is an add-on to the main
> Phone Simulator ...
> http://developer.openwave.com/dvl/to...one_simulator/ - 21k
-
> Cached - Similar pages
> Openwave Developer Network - Home

Thanks again. Very helpful.

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