Thread: Post your favorite Smart Phone apps

Google shopper- It's still raw but I like it's future.

"From Google: Shopper recognizes books, CDs, DVDs, and video games by their cover art, and also offers barcode scanning and voice search. You can view prices, reviews, and specs, and star your favorites for later. Shopper also saves your history for use offline and lets you share products with friends. Currently U.S. prices only."

Kindle for Blackberry/iPhone

Originally Posted by maxpro2

Kindle for Blackberry/iPhone

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cool...andriod doesn't carry that.

I have six book apps, they all do the same thing I just like having it so I can have several books going at one time and open the app right to where I left off, I read by what mood I'm in, kind of like channel surfing except for reading, someday I might want poetry, another philosophy, adventure another and so on....

Another favorite app is my guitar chords/scales one, I go in now and then and re-learn the obscure ones that I always forget.....

For my Nexus..
1- Aldiko-- E-book reader..wish there were more listed.
2-Bar code scanner--At first I thought it was silly till I found out it compares prices and looks for the best deals for you.
3- Chess- Great time killer and a great way to hone your skills.
4-Voice recorder--just used it to tape a slick car salesman and caught him in a lie.
5-Gmail, Google Voice, Google calender....it all ties in together flawlessly. Whatever you type on your home PC goes to your phone...Big Brother I hear?
6- TV.com-- showtime, CBS, CNET, CW..really cool.
7-Flycast--I can listen to my local radio stations.

Thanks for the apps

This must be new.

Android app can recognize a person, pull up their status updates

Imagine you’re at a conference and want to know something about the people around you. A new mobile application called Recognizr can identify a person’s face via your phone camera and deliver not only profile information about that person but also show you their latest status updates.

Originally Posted by Khoiktran

For my Nexus..
1- Aldiko-- E-book reader..wish there were more listed.
2-Bar code scanner--At first I thought it was silly till I found out it compares prices and looks for the best deals for you.
3- Chess- Great time killer and a great way to hone your skills.
4-Voice recorder--just used it to tape a slick car salesman and caught him in a lie.
5-Gmail, Google Voice, Google calender....it all ties in together flawlessly. Whatever you type on your home PC goes to your phone...Big Brother I hear?
6- TV.com-- showtime, CBS, CNET, CW..really cool.
7-Flycast--I can listen to my local radio stations.

Thanks for the apps

You have an android?

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For my droid:

Google Voice,
PDANet...allows you to tether your android device to laptop without rooting it,
SipDroid...buggy, but getting there,
Xtralogic Remote Desktop Client... to connect our (and client's) windows servers/workstations from anywhere
Facebook,
Android turn by turn GPS... phenomenal,
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Also 'album art grabber' I sync my MP3s, but it doesn't bring across the album art. this 1.99 app does the job.

Originally Posted by busyLivin

For my droid:

Google Voice,
PDANet...allows you to tether your android device to laptop without rooting it,
SipDroid...buggy, but getting there,
Xtralogic Remote Desktop Client... to connect our (and client's) windows servers/workstations from anywhere
Facebook,
Android turn by turn GPS... phenomenal,
Pandora

Also 'album art grabber' I sync my MP3s, but it doesn't bring across the album art. this 1.99 app does the job.

This. Add DroidLight, remove PdaNet, add Wifi Tether (rooting is awesome!)

Originally Posted by danzik17

This. Add DroidLight, remove PdaNet, add Wifi Tether (rooting is awesome!)

I'm really considering rooting it for the Wifi tether, I just haven't used Linux since college

Also, isn't it WEP only right now?

does call of duty zombies count? aha!

The above and
1. TV.com
2.i heart radio
3.pandora
4.mapquest/google maps
5.paper toss of course....

Advanced Task Killer (ATK)-- kills apps that run in the background.
ACar--keeps a log on all auto expenses...gas, air
mint.com---great for financing
dictionary--
jefit--maybe the best fitness log out there.
imusic---mp3 downloader
google maps---best one in my opinion. Shows you if there is any real time traffic ahead...for free.
ebay and paypal---great
NYC maps --great
safe neighorhood--shows you where all the rapist live, great for those get togethers.
any cable tv app---set the DVR to record remotely.
Scanner radio--great to know if the fuzz is following you
tunein radio--on the air radio stations more

Audible
Pandora
To-do Matrix

What's the hardest part about owning an iPhone?





Coming out to your parents.

Scottrade mobile

Originally Posted by DOMS

What's the hardest part about owning an iPhone?





Coming out to your parents.

Just think of all the 13yo Vietnamese kids making $3/day in order to fulfill the world's iThingy habit.

It's a shame Apple couldn't charge say another $10/unit and make them here in the US with US workers.

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