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  • New access for mobile users!

    I have added a new feature to the site - the ability for mobile users (iPhone, Android, Blackberry, etc. - except Windows mobile) to access the forum via an app instead of the browser. This makes viewing the forum much easier. All you have to do is add the app "Tapatalk" to your phone, browse or search for 60degreev6.com, and you are ready to browse the site on your phone. Read the following for a brief overview...



    Tapatalk is a mobile forum app for iPhone / Android and soon to be on Blackberry and Nokia. Tapatalk supports vBulletin (3.x and 4.x) and phpBB forums and forum owner can activate this service for free. Tapatalk supports all the usual forum functions plus full screen image viewing, image upload, caching (less reload), private messaging, all these features are accessible in just a few simple taps.

    Tapatalk for iPhone:
    Showing New and Unread Posts:



    Full Thread Viewing and Pagination Support:


    See Who's Online:


    Reply to Post and Image Upload:


    Some of the large forums activated Tapatalk support




    Tapatalk for Android

    Total Android Look and Feel


    Same feature set as iPhone:


    Quickly Reply to a conversation:


    Latest and Unread Posts indicator and multi-tabs support:


    Full screen image support - support landscape mode also




    Check out http://www.tapatalk.com for more information!
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    • pocket-rocket
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      pocket-rocket commented
      08-24-2011, 09:42 PM
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      Not to dig up an old subject, but this certainly was worth $3 to use the forums on my new Boost Samsung Galaxy Prevail vs. using the browser. It's not as fancy as your guys' phones, but I like it.

      Sent from my SPH-M820-BST using Tapatalk
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      Tbay99Venture commented
      08-25-2011, 10:23 AM
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      Originally posted by pocket-rocket
      Not to dig up an old subject, but this certainly was worth $3 to use the forums on my new Boost Samsung Galaxy Prevail vs. using the browser. It's not as fancy as your guys' phones, but I like it.

      Sent from my SPH-M820-BST using Tapatalk
      I figured I'm in so many lame meetings I could at least check the site more often. But I don't get a signal worth squat in the conference room. Obviously not the app's fault.
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      pocket-rocket commented
      08-25-2011, 05:14 PM
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      We eat lunch just inside an overhead door on nice days, so today I showed my Amish partner The Assumtion song on Youtube

      Edit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TywmpMQYojs

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