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Aurora Started conversation Apr 10, 2006
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4896022.stm
Perhaps someone should tell the BBC that they already *have* a service for "distilling of data into a portable format [like] Douglas Adams' iconic Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy".
Admittedly you can't carry this one around with you, but you can access Hootoo from a mobile, can't you?
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Harda_Mcnor Posted May 25, 2007
How do you get hootoo on your mobile - please tell
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Aurora Posted May 25, 2007
You can go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/mobile/h2g2/ on your mobile to get a version of h2g2 with fewer graphics and with guide entries split over several pages so they're easier to read. I have to admit I haven't really tried it myself (my phone is rather old, and I don't use it for internet access) but it seemed a shame that the news article referenced Douglas Adams with no mention of the guide to life, the universe and everything that he'd founded himself!
There's more information on accessing h2g2 from a mobile at A3769572.
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Harda_Mcnor Posted May 25, 2007
Thanks Aurora I will have to give it a try.
So where does everyone chat on here? I can't find many current conversations
HM
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Aurora Posted May 25, 2007
The general community areas are:
<./>Askh2g2</.> - "Ask the h2g2 Community", a general talking area which people also use for asking for advice.
<./>MiscChat</.> - Much sillier chat and trivia.
<./>GamesRoom</.> - Word games, puzzles and the like.
A4108330 - Science Explained forum.
Otherwise, just explore, follow links, and see where you end up.
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Harda_Mcnor Posted May 25, 2007
Thanks again you have been most helpful
Its good to find a friend on here
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