iPhone Zoom feature???

[kmeleon]

Is there an app that allows us to zoom in n out with our fingers like the iPhone for the internet???

[akijikan]

opera mini (visit http://mini.opera.com on your mogul) has similar capabilities. it has to be run in the java engine.

the picsel browser is also rather iphone-like. however they market it to OEMs to pre-install on their devices. so there's official downloads available. there are copies out there on the internet but they aren't exactly leagl so you won't find them here.

[pdathekid]

iv done some research on picsel before deciding NOT to install it

it seems like there are more cons than pros with it..its nice looking but it hogs ram, uses phone power even if its installed on the storage card..some problems with login prompts and some other stuff..also if u ever decide to uninstall it, it will give u problems opening up other things because it will be searching for picsel..not sure if anyone found a way around that yet tho.

i DID however install opera mini..it seems fast and responsive..BUT when i slide my keyboard out on my mogul, it gives me an error and closes out..

anyone come up with a solution for that??

[Mkostera1]

I got that problem too with opera mini, or it doest fit the whole screen in landscape mode

[crowssong]

Originally Posted by pdathekid

iv done some research on picsel before deciding NOT to install it

it seems like there are more cons than pros with it..its nice looking but it hogs ram, uses phone power even if its installed on the storage card..some problems with login prompts and some other stuff..also if u ever decide to uninstall it, it will give u problems opening up other things because it will be searching for picsel..not sure if anyone found a way around that yet tho.

i DID however install opera mini..it seems fast and responsive..BUT when i slide my keyboard out on my mogul, it gives me an error and closes out..

anyone come up with a solution for that??

The java that comes with the Mogul isn't the best, it doesn't do proper fullscreen and it tends to hang when you switch from landscape to portrait. The Jbed java environment is much more stable, properly supports fullscreen, and is much more friendly to changing your screen orientation.

See this link for all of the details you'll need:
http://pdaphonehome.com/forums/ppc-6...t-manager.html