I have no problems accessing GL on my Android phone with the stock browser or Dolphin.

Same here in fact with the state of my computer (damn you evil virus man!), its faster and smoother on the dolphin browser on my android.

And for all the iphone users, you have an actual browser so don't be complaining that its not running smoothly.

I have played GL on my iPod Touch through Safari on rare occasion. It's MUCH slower than playing it in a web browser on a computer.

If it were made, it would probably cost money. I'd be willing to pay up to $2.99, possibly more, on iTunes for such an app.

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The point of the app is so when you don't have access to a computer, The ipod needs wifi to work, so The ipod isn't going to be the best, but if you have wifi, why weren't you on a computer.

Although it is some work I don't see it as being that big of a step. In all our sites our company builds now, we use reactive CSS, this method scales and breaks the screen depending on what the resolution is of your screen. The problem being that the game would need a new look something that is easily broken into displayable blocks, which is common practice.

Good to know that these technologies are making this kind of thing easier, its a bit harder with a game in its current format but you can still have the same look in a reactive style. I don't want to post examples of this that we have done but Google it find a webpage that is designed using reactive CSS then re-size your browser right down to a tiny phone size screen, you will even see button scaling some elements you may choose not to even display.

I don't think it's necessary. mobile devices are starting to get real web browsers now (no, Safari is not a real browser, but no sympathy for Apple fanboys). I play on my droid all the time. Works just fine.