dashblastr
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Use two different iOS apps (Wootstar and Wootwatch) but I do not buy from them. I log onto my computer to purchase because I do not trust mobile app security from a third party.
- DashBlastR -
Duke Nukem's nightmare!
achyder
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Is it a fail or a win that I use all of the above, and a few others.
I'm hoping to get my hands on some google glasses so I can have my Woot fix 24/7
Put some pep in your step.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YK3ZP6frAMc
natedogg828
quality posts: 3
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I use Safari on my iPod touch and the new site just does not work well at all on it
97 Woots to date across all sites including 5 Bags of Crap
mrtbshaw
quality posts: 3
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IPad. Takes a while to type out a lengthy post, so it severely limits how many quality posts I rack up... 
“Once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return.”
― Leonardo da Vinci
grasshopperjonez
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Before I got my android I had a junky little flip phone. Trying to browse woot! with its "mobile browser" was difficult at best, and purchasing something was not possible at all because of the secure sign in. (making a woot off salt in the wound..) I can't imagine trying to view the page now.
That said, I use my droid now. Viewing the new woot pages in standard browser works with a bit of finesse. I usually just check what is on with the WootWatcher app. (may be a bit broken for the moment with the new woot pages.)
Your friendly neighborhood GrassHopper
DaveInSoCal
quality posts: 15
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I primarily view Woot on my phone (galaxy nexus) and tablet (Asus transformer).
All my posts are Quality Posts. Even when they're not.