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Old October 31st 10, 10:12 PM posted to uk.transport.london
Walter Briscoe Walter Briscoe is offline
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Default Wifi on the tube

In message of Sun, 31 Oct 2010
20:53:21 in uk.transport.london, Tim Roll-Pickering T.C.Roll-
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Roland Perry wrote:

These days people use the Internet to check things like train timetables,
and live departure boards. Or so I'm told. Will never catch on ;-)


I wish TfL would make its website more smart phone friendly. Often
information fails to display clearly, especially the weekend engineering
section. And the Journey Planner is very hard to use on a small touchscreen.


You HAVE tried http://wap.tfl.gov.uk/planner

It calculates journeys now from a post code, stop or station
to a post code, stop or station.

It is phone friendly and transmits a few K bytes of data - the regular
journey planner transmit 100s of K.
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Walter Briscoe