PSTracks Mobile ready

News — 18 May 2011

By PSTracks Staff

PSTracks mobile version ready to roll. For those of you with mobile devices, especially the smaller iPhones, Droids, Blackberry’s, reading a webpage on the little screens is a big pain in the tush. To fix that and make sure you can get your PSTracks news, stories, music reviews and all the cool features available to you, we have designed a mobile version.

The mobile version of PSTracks is easy and simple to get. Just go to your mobile device’s web browser and type in www.pstracks.com and the system figures out what you’re viewing on and adjust the website perfectly for your device. Another cool feature of this technology is the ability to switch the view over to either the mobile version or the standard version with a simple touch of the choice on any of these devices (or button click if you don’t have a touch screen).

You can sign up for RSS feeds to get notified the minute we publish a new story, review or article, you can also signup to get a monthly summary emailed to you to see if we’ve covered anything of interest to you.

It’s a new age of technology that makes life in the connected world quite grand. Please let your friends know that however you’d like to view our online newspaper, PSTracks, it’s available on almost any device made.

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tabl10s
May 31, 2011 at 10:22 pm

I hope the next issue announces the arrival of the DL2.

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