Who's using an Android on GS?

Just curious, who's reaching GS from an Android phone, and how's your experience? I for one am on Droid X2, and have no issues other than when I type in forums sometimes the droid will add some weird words after the last sentence. Even tho I have auto-fill/suggest set to off. Or not being able to post images using the insert image function. Anyone have issues? I'm using both standard, and Dolphin HD, non mobile access to GS.

I use it alright, but I wish posting was a little easier. It just kinda hangs there without giving a clear indication of where the cursor is.

Only issue I have is not being able to start my own thread.AmazonTreeBoa

[QUOTE="AmazonTreeBoa"]Only issue I have is not being able to start my own thread.DevilMightCry

I can see reviews and news, but I can't get into forums. I click forums and it just refreshes back to GS's homepage. It was like that with Opera and the default browser. I haven't tried since I put my phone back to factory settings a few weeks ago. flipin_jackass

Using Dolphin HD desktop mode I can only type thing using quick reply and quick quote the gs text editor doesn't work for me so no editing comments,using full reply and quote be really nice if they updated the forum software its subpar even on a normal desktop computer and for mobile use support for tapatalk would be very nice.

[QUOTE="flipin_jackass"]I can see reviews and news, but I can't get into forums. I click forums and it just refreshes back to GS's homepage. It was like that with Opera and the default browser. I haven't tried since I put my phone back to factory settings a few weeks ago. DevilMightCry

I only used once, typing was quite laggy so I never bothered again as I only use GS for forums now not for news/reviews anymore. It's shocking gamespot isnt compatible with tapatalk.

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