vBulletin Mobile

[HotelUser]

I disagree Tom and Matt. Though those applications are great they are still quite limited in features. Perhaps not compared to just Habbox Forum's mobile skin, but my phone has a great browser and can handle desktop skins just fine.

[Recursion]

This is where Habbox slip up, the think the know what's best but when users give you feedback about somethng like this they don't listen! Here I am, a user, saying I would use a forum more if they had Tapatalk or other such mobile app. I want to be able to post, read messages etc in a native-looking app rather than a shoddy mobile skin. I don't care if I can't access the arcade on my phone, so long as i can post properly (which I can't actually on my iPad... I still can't scroll in text boxes).

Yes Android's browser can render full skins properly, but it would take an age to load over GPRS or EDGE, which is also another factor for a mobile app, less data has to be pulled per page view.

[xxMATTGxx]

I disagree Tom and Matt. Though those applications are great they are still quite limited in features. Perhaps not compared to just Habbox Forum's mobile skin, but my phone has a great browser and can handle desktop skins just fine.

If you were a member on multiple forums and they used taptalk or board express then this would be very ideal.

Features:

- Search / add new forums
- Read threads and posts
- Read / Write Private Messages
- Use forum search
- Show subscribed threads
- Show threads with unread posts
- Subscribe to threads
- Report posts

It's not everything but that is quite ideal.

Yes smartphones today come with great built-in broswers but people still use applications for services such as Twitter and facebook because these applications are much better for a mobile device.

[iLogan]

My phone is an actual phone not one of them Blackberry smartphones which have piece of junk browsers in lieu of real browsers like my Android's browser.

That + mobile skin = just fine.

erm! Habbox.com shows up fine and normally on my bb browser, fully functional etc.