I just discovered a nice mobile site that lets you play computer chess on just about any phone with a mobile browser.<\/p>\n
Caramba! responded very quickly to moves and consistently trounced me at the beginner level; which isn’t surprising since I haven’t played chess since my college days. \u00a0Any chess wizards among my readers who want to try Caramba! \u00a0and give an opinion? Source:<\/em> Tappity<\/a><\/p>\n
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Mobile Link<\/span>: <\/a>m.mountmobile.com<\/a><\/p>\n
Ready.mobi <\/a>score:<\/em> 3.49 (good)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I just discovered a nice mobile site that lets you play computer chess on just about any phone with a mobile browser. It’s called Caramba! and the URL is\u00a0m.mountmobile.com. When you vist the site it displays a chessboard and prompts you for your move. \u00a0Moves are entered using a simplfied form of chess notation\u00a0\u00a0where you specify the from: file and row followed by the to: file and row. \u00a0For example “c2c4” means move the piece on file c, row 2 … Continue reading