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Baseless rumour: the future of Seabreeze.com.au

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Created by GalahOnTheBay > 9 months ago, 15 Feb 2012
GalahOnTheBay
NSW, 4188 posts
15 Feb 2012 3:30PM
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3 things, all of which may or may not have any basis in fact whatsoever

1) I can see the future
2) Notwithstanding my ability to predict the future, it took me ages to dig my ancient iPhone out of the place I had left it to rot
3) I have seen the future of Seabreeze.com.au, and it is good



More drip feeding of screen shots to come over the coming days

I will post screen shots both in the thread and also in this first post.

Aussiex
QLD, 261 posts
15 Feb 2012 2:47PM
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Great all i need to do now is get me self an iPhone

GPA
WA, 2519 posts
15 Feb 2012 12:56PM
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Android version??? [please]

doggie
WA, 15849 posts
15 Feb 2012 12:56PM
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Is it free?

Mark _australia
WA, 22248 posts
15 Feb 2012 1:13PM
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Will it still be on my computer box thing, or do I have to use a phone now?


doggie
WA, 15849 posts
15 Feb 2012 1:16PM
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Mark _australia said...

Will it still be on my computer box thing, or do I have to use a phone now?





are you on the interwebs?

Mark _australia
WA, 22248 posts
15 Feb 2012 1:19PM
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My phone has windows mobile and it can connect to the ISP dataport on the serial firewall thing, and I can retrieve electronic mails sent to me, but I can't reply.

doggie
WA, 15849 posts
15 Feb 2012 1:25PM
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Mark _australia said...

My phone has windows mobile and it can connect to the ISP dataport on the serial firewall thing, and I can retrieve electronic mails sent to me, but I can't reply.




By an iPhone allready jeez!!

Scotty88
4214 posts
15 Feb 2012 1:30PM
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doggie said...

Mark _australia said...

My phone has windows mobile and it can connect to the ISP dataport on the serial firewall thing, and I can retrieve electronic mails sent to me, but I can't reply.




By an iPhone allready jeez!!


You haven't got one of those 5 year old Nokia's have you mark ?
iphone4s is the go.

doggie
WA, 15849 posts
15 Feb 2012 1:34PM
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Scotty88 said...

doggie said...

Mark _australia said...

My phone has windows mobile and it can connect to the ISP dataport on the serial firewall thing, and I can retrieve electronic mails sent to me, but I can't reply.




By an iPhone allready jeez!!


You haven't got one of those 5 year old Nokia's have you mark ?
iphone4s is the go.

The 4s is for yuppies

Scotty88
4214 posts
15 Feb 2012 2:02PM
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doggie said...

Scotty88 said...

doggie said...

Mark _australia said...

My phone has windows mobile and it can connect to the ISP dataport on the serial firewall thing, and I can retrieve electronic mails sent to me, but I can't reply.




By an iPhone allready jeez!!


You haven't got one of those 5 year old Nokia's have you mark ?
iphone4s is the go.

The 4s is for yuppies



I better hand it back then.



Then again, I am used to the full HD video & 8mp camera.



Fark it I'm keeping it.


CJW
NSW, 1717 posts
15 Feb 2012 5:18PM
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GPA said...

Android version??? [please]


Quoted for truth, make it happen kthx ^_^

GreenPat
QLD, 4083 posts
15 Feb 2012 4:29PM
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GreenPat
QLD, 4083 posts
15 Feb 2012 4:42PM
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Mark _australia said...

My phone has windows mobile


My phone has 'Windows Phone' on it, which is v7.x, as oppose to 'Windows Mobile', which was v6.x. The Windows Phone OS was a complete rebuild from Windows Mobile, and has some cool features.

Mark _australia said...
ISP dataport on the serial firewall thing




Anyway, the boss tells me that nobody accesses Seabreeze via Windows Phone, according to Google Analytics. I read a story a month or two ago however, that WP7 (Windows Phone 7, nerdspeak) wasn't registering as a distinct OS on GA, which had only just been changed.

So, does anyone else use WP7 here?

adolf
1862 posts
15 Feb 2012 2:43PM
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GalahOnTheBay said...

3 things, all of which may or may not have any basis in fact whatsoever

1) I can see the future
2) Notwithstanding my ability to predict the future, it took me ages to dig my ancient iPhone out of the place I had left it to rot
3) I have seen the future of Seabreeze.com.au, and it is good



More drip feeding of screen shots to come over the coming days


I've got an icon that looks just like that on my iphone - had it for at least 2 years.

I did it like this on my iphone in three steps.

1. you open the page you want on your browser;
2. You hit the the middle icon at the bottom of your screen;
3. choose "Add to Home Screen"

Why did it take so long for you guys to figure that out?

lotofwind
NSW, 6451 posts
15 Feb 2012 5:53PM
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Im so confused.

Green Cherub
WA, 296 posts
15 Feb 2012 2:55PM
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How long are the arrows going to be offline!?

Simondo
VIC, 8020 posts
15 Feb 2012 6:09PM
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Thanks Oliver. I did not know that little trick. I now have the new Seabreeze "App"!

GreenPat
QLD, 4083 posts
15 Feb 2012 5:31PM
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No, technically that's the "Old" Seabreeze "App"...

doggie
WA, 15849 posts
15 Feb 2012 3:39PM
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GreenPat said...

No, technically that's the "Old" Seabreeze "App"...


So is it free to members

GreenPat
QLD, 4083 posts
15 Feb 2012 5:53PM
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GalahOnTheBay
NSW, 4188 posts
15 Feb 2012 8:00PM
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GreenPat said...




Like the Whitney Huston gags - too soon?

If I nuke the thread will everyone promise to forget I ever mention the alleged app?

adolf said...

I've got an icon that looks just like that on my iphone - had it for at least 2 years.

Why did it take so long for you guys to figure that out?


lol now I don't feel so special...

My app has this loading screen though

Gwendy
SA, 472 posts
15 Feb 2012 8:10PM
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GreenPat said...

Mark _australia said...

My phone has windows mobile


My phone has 'Windows Phone' on it, which is v7.x, as oppose to 'Windows Mobile', which was v6.x. The Windows Phone OS was a complete rebuild from Windows Mobile, and has some cool features.

Mark _australia said...
ISP dataport on the serial firewall thing




Anyway, the boss tells me that nobody accesses Seabreeze via Windows Phone, according to Google Analytics. I read a story a month or two ago however, that WP7 (Windows Phone 7, nerdspeak) wasn't registering as a distinct OS on GA, which had only just been changed.

So, does anyone else use WP7 here?


Sure do. I have a HTC mozart that is windows 7 and it has internet explorer stock standard. Does everything my PC does. Check out seabreeze and post no problem every where I've been in the country. Missus has iphone 4 and IMO the HTC sh!ts all over it.

siny
NSW, 286 posts
15 Feb 2012 8:48PM
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You've got 3 emails there , better check them out

Gestalt
QLD, 14311 posts
15 Feb 2012 7:51PM
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yep i use a htc windows phone to access seabreeze via internet explorer also.

a lot slicker than an iphone and as mentioned above interfaces with windows pc and runs apps with no issues.

think i'm in love.....oh and it's free with your plan.


GreenPat said...

Mark _australia said...

My phone has windows mobile


My phone has 'Windows Phone' on it, which is v7.x, as oppose to 'Windows Mobile', which was v6.x. The Windows Phone OS was a complete rebuild from Windows Mobile, and has some cool features.

Mark _australia said...
ISP dataport on the serial firewall thing




Anyway, the boss tells me that nobody accesses Seabreeze via Windows Phone, according to Google Analytics. I read a story a month or two ago however, that WP7 (Windows Phone 7, nerdspeak) wasn't registering as a distinct OS on GA, which had only just been changed.

So, does anyone else use WP7 here?


GreenPat
QLD, 4083 posts
15 Feb 2012 7:55PM
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It's good how they can put live information directly on the tiles hey? More like 'windows' than the 'closed doors' of iPhone icons...

BulldogPup
6657 posts
15 Feb 2012 5:56PM
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GalahOnTheBay said...

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GreenPat said...







yep it's beta & the best !!!! .... can I have a free T-Shirt now?

BulldogPup
6657 posts
15 Feb 2012 5:57PM
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GreenPat said...

^^

Hey Laurie... give the PUP and the DOCTOR each a free autographed T-shirt

dinsdale
WA, 1227 posts
15 Feb 2012 6:28PM
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doggie said...
The 4s is for yuppies

Apple is for yuppies! Real men use Android .

laurie
WA, 3848 posts
15 Feb 2012 6:45PM
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It's great fun building the app, and yes, aiming to support Android & Windows in good time. As iPhone's are far and away the most popular, Apple is the platform that gets attention first.

Regards the "existing" mobile app .. yes, by all means - point your mobile browser at m.seabreeze.com.au and you'll get a sweet cut down view of the site (no top or side pesky menus) and minimal bandwidth usage. (Or continue to use the full site).

There's a link at the very bottom of every page (quite hidden) titled "Mobile Weather Site" which you can click on, inside your mobile's browser (to save you typing).

Regards iphone -vs- htc -vs- windows. Yes, they all have inbuilt browsers which are excellent, and get the job done perfectly well. After experiencing the goodness of a dedicated app, Apps are definitely the way to go, plus, the App will feature some new groovy stuff, but more on that when it's more reality than imagination!

Enjoy .. Loz

lotofwind
NSW, 6451 posts
15 Feb 2012 10:09PM
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How do I use this app on my landline?
If I give you my home address, could you mail it to me?



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