Also, depending on what phone/mobile device you have, there are several mobile application options to access Jaiku. They rely on a data plan, however, rather than your SMS plan.
I believe the Jaiku website has a list of some of them in the 'mobile options' page, but it's been a while since I looked at that.
Personally, I use Mauku on my Nokia N800, falling back to Jaikuberry on my Blackberry when I don't have WiFi access for the N880. If you have a Symbian S60-based phone, then there is an 'offical' client from the Jaiku folks, themselves.
The Treo is a Windows Mobile-based device, correct? A quick Google search didn't turn up anything in the way of a full-blown Jaiku client for the Windows Mobile platform for me. So you've two options:
1) Use the web browser to access http://m.jaiku.com/, as Rick previously mentioned.
2) If you have a (Jabber-based) Instant Messaging account, you can use an IM client on your Treo to send and receive Jaikus.
I don't see a Palm OS oriented Jaiku client, either. The IM solution will be much easier to submit quick messages than going through the web interface. http://jaiku.com/help/im has more info on using Jaiku's IM solution.
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2 years, 2 months ago by CookieDuster
nice ;)
2 years, 2 months ago by RonPaulOnline
@RonPaulOnline: There's no cellphone activation in the USA
2 years, 2 months ago by RickMeasham
@Rick. Thanks for the reply. That's a real disappointment, isn't it? Are there any other ways to access Jaiku via a mobile in USA?
2 years, 2 months ago by RonPaulOnline
As I said in the other thread, http://m.jaiku.com/ is the go
2 years, 2 months ago by RickMeasham
Also, depending on what phone/mobile device you have, there are several mobile application options to access Jaiku. They rely on a data plan, however, rather than your SMS plan.
I believe the Jaiku website has a list of some of them in the 'mobile options' page, but it's been a while since I looked at that.
Personally, I use Mauku on my Nokia N800, falling back to Jaikuberry on my Blackberry when I don't have WiFi access for the N880. If you have a Symbian S60-based phone, then there is an 'offical' client from the Jaiku folks, themselves.
2 years, 2 months ago by CAW
...on a Sprint Treo with unlimited data plan...I'll have a look
2 years, 2 months ago by RonPaulOnline
The Treo is a Windows Mobile-based device, correct? A quick Google search didn't turn up anything in the way of a full-blown Jaiku client for the Windows Mobile platform for me. So you've two options:
1) Use the web browser to access http://m.jaiku.com/, as Rick previously mentioned. 2) If you have a (Jabber-based) Instant Messaging account, you can use an IM client on your Treo to send and receive Jaikus.
2 years, 2 months ago by CAW
Actually, Treo comes in MS and Palm OS flavors. I've got the Palm variety.
The web page is a good idea, but can be cumbersome. I do have IM setup via Verichart, perhaps that is a more elegant solution to try.
2 years, 2 months ago by RonPaulOnline
I don't see a Palm OS oriented Jaiku client, either. The IM solution will be much easier to submit quick messages than going through the web interface. http://jaiku.com/help/im has more info on using Jaiku's IM solution.
2 years, 2 months ago by CAW
There's an index of jaiku clients on jaikufans.com
2 years, 2 months ago by RickMeasham