At last, my contract with 3 - and thus my
indentured use of the N95, a dog's backside
of a phone - is coming to an end. In
preparation for my purchase of an iPhone 3G S
I wondered if the team had any favourite apps
they'd like to recommend. I realise the field
is large so at this stage I'm
Tweetdeck, Trism, Sudoku unlimited, Google Mobile, Skype, Evernote, Shazam
and Classics (an ereader) are what I have on mine at the moment, with about
another 20-odd on my computer which get shuttled back and forwards every so
often.
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Hi,
The ones I use all the time are:
WeatherPro / Tweetie / Flixster / Sky + / BA Flights / LogMeIn (bit
tricky on the small screen though depending on what you are doing) and
as a guitar player Chordmaster. Have many others that get used less
frequently and no doubt hundreds more useful
WiFinder, Remote, TVGuide.
Also the 1Password app (but you need this on OS X too, and they sync).
Graham
on 22/6/09 08:54 Rob Beattie sent the following:
At last, my contract with 3 - and thus my
indentured use of the N95, a dog's backside
of a phone - is coming to an end. In
Flixter - local cinema film guide
TVguide
Lastfm - great way to discover new music
Tunin.FM - want radio? All the radio stations you could ever want
Grouper - group your contacts into friends, business etc
Sudoku grab - also takes photos of games in the paper so you can fill
them in
Flight
Has anyone come up with an alternative to WiFinder - as it apparently
no longer works under OS 3.0?
Martin
On 22 Jun 2009, at 10:37, Pat Wilson wrote:
Flixter - local cinema film guide
TVguide
Lastfm - great way to discover new music
Tunin.FM - want radio? All the radio stations you
I have been using WiFiFoFum and this is fine under OS3.0
Chris
On 22 Jun 2009, at 11:24, Martin Douglas wrote:
Has anyone come up with an alternative to WiFinder - as it apparently
no longer works under OS 3.0?
Martin
On 22 Jun 2009, at 10:37, Pat Wilson wrote:
Flixter - local cinema
I think I spend more time using the traintimes National Rail
thing than anything else but it's only useful if you use lots of
different train services, obviously:-)
if you want a completely addictive game and waste a lot of time,
get Fieldrunners
Pat Wilson wrote on 22/6/09 at 07:44
is might fit the bill…
http://www.gadgetfolder.com/philips-dcp95137-portable-dvd-player-with-
ipodiphone- dock.html
perfect, thanks for that...
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Thanks for the advice Chris. I'm downloading it now and it seems well
recommended.
Martin
On 22 Jun 2009, at 11:37, Chris Staples wrote:
I have been using WiFiFoFum and this is fine under OS3.0
Chris
On 22 Jun 2009, at 11:24, Martin Douglas wrote:
Has anyone come up with an
Hello,
I have an iPhone 3G and I just sold it. The person who bought it wants
me to jailbreak the device before I send it, which is fine. He will
then unlock the phone later on using ultrasnow. For him to be able to
sync his music and everything else, I will just install the jailbroken
itsagr...@mac.com wrote on 22/6/09 at 12:58
Slotz: scalextric on your iPod!
right, I'm buying that...
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If you are downloading Slotz Racer, then download Slotz Track Editor
(free) to design and race on your own designs.
Martin
On 22 Jun 2009, at 13:30, Jason Davies wrote:
itsagr...@mac.com wrote on 22/6/09 at 12:58
Slotz: scalextric on your iPod!
right, I'm buying that...
Martin Douglas wrote on 22/6/09 at 15:57
If you are downloading Slotz Racer, then download Slotz Track Editor
(free) to design and race on your own designs.
oh...stunned silence
but I want to keep my job...
this is quite a useful discussion. I second Omnifocus (in
conjunction with the Mac
Air Sharing does pretty much the same thing for exactly the same
price, but without being so ... well, red! No password protection in
the former though, but I passcode protect my iPod anyway so that
doesn't really worry me.
There's another thing called Documents 2 which seems similar + a
Hi Emrah
If he wants to use the iPhone without a sim card in it, he'd be better
off with an iPod touch. If he's going to use a non-O2 sim in it then
it needs to be unlocked not just jailbroken.
Regards
Sam
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As I suspected - a mine of information. I
shall investigate all these in my spare
moments this week and report back.
Out of interest, is there a good source of
iPhone app reviews on the web that people trust?
Thanks for all the suggestions everyone.
rob
itsagr...@mac.com wrote on 22/6/09 at 16:31
One of the things I find incredibly handy with AirSharing is that when
I'm going somewhere unfamiliar I look it up on an online map
beforehand, zoom to an appropriate scale, Grab it and then save it to
my iPod. Voila, a handy map for when you're
Wunder Radio (yes that is the correct spelling) which allows you to
stream radio all over the world. Sometimes listen to Dance Music from
New York. Gaydar Radio comes through very loud and clear; something
the BBC radio stations do not. I also agree about National Trains and
there's
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