This is a Blackberry 8320 test.

The only way I can tell for sure whether or not the problem is my Treo, Isummon my Blackberry Curve 8320 with a T-mobile brand plastered all over the bottom. Here goes:

It's not's there's that's what's

These keys are tough to press.

Unicode or it's just me?

So, it seems we have some browser issues. It could be that I didn't set the encoding right, or it's my laptop, with the region set to Japan (files are in Japanese lol)

So, I've set Netfront encoding to Unicode, so let's see how this goes.

Treo 750v post via Netfront 3.5.

I'm sure you see the previous post... Opera browser seems like a real bad test.

So after all that, it still was unnecessary

Let's see how Netfront would react.

Palm Treo 750v post

Well well, seems dumbphones will stay dumb, if that previous double post was any indication. So, being a whole lot faster with a better browser to boot, this could be a start of a beautiful form of mobile blogging. Fun, modern times I say...

(this post brought to you via a Palm Treo 750v with Vodaphone's WM6 ROM on a 3G network using the Opera 8.6 browser.Till they sorted out the incompatibility mess of the 9.5 version.)

Netfront is probably better, but I wanted to try Opera for the first time (for WM, since I've used Opera Mini on the Blackberry before)

On a side note, if this looks like a double post, that's due to the "send" button being right below the message box. Way to go, Yahoo...

This is a test post.

this message has been brought to you via a samsung 3G dumbphone. posts will be done on my treo and blackberry from now on.

This is a test post.

this message has been brought to you via a samsung 3G dumbphone. posts will be done on my treo and blackberry from now on.