That got to thinking what are everyone's favorite apps.
Not counting such things as browser, corporate email, and messaging.
Mine are:
PDAnet allows me to connect my laptop to the internet via USB or it's own hotspot with out using Verizon's more costly app and data plan.
Google Maps
Geocaching App
Red Laser
Google SkyMaps is awesome. It uses GPS to set your position then displays the stars and constellations depending on where you aim it. Evernotes is also great if you use several devices. It can sync up your notes, weblinks across phone, computer, tablet, or other devices.
"Remember to always be yourself. Unless you can be batman. Then always be batman." Unknown
Work:
iCalendar
Kindle
COCameras (CDOT Mobile only covers I-70 right now)
Facebook
Tweetbot
Alarm Clock
Amazon
Square
Keynote Remote
Sonos/Control 4
Evernote
Google Chrome
5-0 Radio Pro
Games/Fun:
Minesweeper
Skee-Ball
Solitaire
Pocket Pond
Bejeweled 2
Fruit Ninja
Traffic Rush
Cut the Rope
Bubble Ball
Moron Test
Brain Challenge
Unblock Me
Fandango
Google Maps
QRafter for scanning QR Codes
Teavana
Mashable
The Daily Show Headlines
Netflix
TED
Epicurious - recipes
Khan Academy
"Now, more than ever, the illusions of division threaten our very existence. We all know the truth: more connects us than separates us. But in times of crisis the wise build bridges, while the foolish build barriers. We must find a way to look after one another as if we were one single tribe.” -King T'Challa, Black Panther
The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it. ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is. ~Winston Churchill
Something the Dog Said wrote: Google SkyMaps is awesome. It uses GPS to set your position then displays the stars and constellations depending on where you aim it. Evernotes is also great if you use several devices. It can sync up your notes, weblinks across phone, computer, tablet, or other devices.
Something the Dog Said wrote: Google SkyMaps is awesome. It uses GPS to set your position then displays the stars and constellations depending on where you aim it. Evernotes is also great if you use several devices. It can sync up your notes, weblinks across phone, computer, tablet, or other devices.
I might have to try Skymaps
It's a free app on Android, not sure if on other platforms. Satellite AR is a good companion to go with it. It identifies satellites by aiming the phone/tablet at it, and can also track a particular satellite.
"Remember to always be yourself. Unless you can be batman. Then always be batman." Unknown
Foxfi....to create a wi-fi hot spot to use on the road for my computer. With 4g it's as fast as a DSL connection, and it uses your existing data plan with Verizon, not an additional plan. (I have a grandfathered unlimited data plan)
archer wrote: Foxfi....to create a wi-fi hot spot to use on the road for my computer. With 4g it's as fast as a DSL connection, and it uses your existing data plan with Verizon, not an additional plan. (I have a grandfathered unlimited data plan)
QuickPic
NFL mobile
Kindle
Amazon
Foxfi is the app that comes with PDANet. I don't have my Foxfi hot spot password protected, but I named it hXxExxr. I'm daring anyone to jump on it.
Something the Dog Said wrote: Google SkyMaps is awesome. It uses GPS to set your position then displays the stars and constellations depending on where you aim it. Evernotes is also great if you use several devices. It can sync up your notes, weblinks across phone, computer, tablet, or other devices.
I might have to try Skymaps
It's a free app on Android, not sure if on other platforms. Satellite AR is a good companion to go with it. It identifies satellites by aiming the phone/tablet at it, and can also track a particular satellite.
Another one from the Satellite AR developers is Peak AR. It identifies peaks through/using the camera, point it towards a range and it identifies the peaks, very cool.
