Just used it on my Ipod touch here in NZ and works perfectly. Great application

Simon, Wellington,

Tried it from my Sony Ericsson W960i...Works pretty fine

Kannappan, Bangalore, India

Why not use HTML rather than tinyurl?

henry, ,

My employer is trialling iPhone 3g as a replacement for blackberry, citing voice costs as the key motivation. Direct exchange sync, office document support, large screen with subpixel rendering and real, usable web browser combine to make Nokia and Blackberry yesterday's news.

Faye Pearson, London, United Kingdom

I tried it on a Blackberry 8110, and it didn't work. I do wish iPhone's didn't get all this hullaballo. Nokia/Blackberry/AN Other Smartphones really should be the handsets that are catered for, especially if you compare their sales figures against the iPhones. It was a nice try, though.

Chris, Oxford,

The link works fine on my Iphone, the only snag is knowing what the pictures might refer to.

It's just as quick to use the inbuilt browser to read your main site mind you.

Nicholas Dunnill, Berkhamsted, England

tried on nokia n95, with java. no picture came out. (always loading...)
times should consider the feeding of other smartphones. there is life besides iphone.
it won't show up as a dumb market strategy.

a. martin, brasilia,

It's really a good idea to make people more interested in the news. Sometimes that little letters of mobile news makes me lazy - it seems all the same. But a photo can immediatly show what is particularly in each story. Congratulations!

Fernanda Guerra Gil, São Paulo, Brazil / São Paulo