Good idea.

Well, the much simpler approach (which is already implemented in the trunk) is the mobile specific version of the app that you can access on any phone browser. It lets you do creation, editing, viewing and deletion of items in a very slimmed down interface, as well as marking them completed. It's very lightweight, so it shouldn't cost too much on your data plan.

However, it depends on you running tracks at a web-accessible address. Was this what you were thinking of, or do you want a truly offline viewer? The latter would be very difficult because it would require creating a standalone app for the mobile devices, probably in Java (which I know nothing about). It's hard enough supporting 3 platforms, so I don't think we can add mobile platforms too.

Perhaps you could clarify what you want and tell me if the mobile version would do what you want.

I was thinking in a truly offline viewer... If the API allows synchronization, then I would be able to build the PocketPC application. The mobile specific version implemented in the trunk requires an always-connected device and we may not have wi-fi everywhere. Besides, the data plan in here (Portugal) is not that cheap :-). Don't worry about the mobile application... I'll do that :-)

(sorry... I forgot to change the version and the milestone)

Updating tickets (#373, #105, #107, #117, #125, #126, #147, #177, #182, #183, #185, #197, #202, #206, #220, #236, #240, #276, #283, #294, #300, #305, #309, #312, #317, #324, #337, #357, #358, #360, #433, #452, #462, #17, #74, #82, #92, #123, #265, #431, #440, #475, #94, #256, #258, #464)

Migrated to GitHub issue #452