What iPhone apps do you use?

[ProLan]

Hey guys. Decided to make some off-topic here.

What kind of apps do you use on iPhone or maybe android?

There are 3 my favorites. Mostly games:
1. Angry Birds
2. Masters of Backgammon
3. Cut the rope

I'd like to find more cool apps/games.

Share yours

[SVAuspicious]

Sailing:

Charts & Tides
Smart Buoys
Google Earth
Kayak
Theodilite
DragQueen
CompassEye

General:

Google Voice
Netflix
Yelp
Red Laser Classic
Kindle
Trillian

Business/Tech/Geeky:

Square
Connect
WebEx

[ProLan]

Originally Posted by SVAuspicious

Sailing:

Charts & Tides
Smart Buoys
Google Earth
Kayak
Theodilite
DragQueen
CompassEye

General:

Google Voice
Netflix
Yelp
Red Laser Classic
Kindle
Trillian

Business/Tech/Geeky:

Square
Connect
WebEx

Great list for sailing. Awesome, thanks!

[jackdale]

Android

Sailing Apps

Navionics
Marine Traffic
GPS Test
Some forum apps
Mobile Grib
NutiCharts Lite
Weather Eye

Bookmarks (Mobile versions where possible))

Passage Weather
Weatherfax (nepacific)
Predict Wind
SailFlow
Buoyweather
Environment Canada Marine Weather

Other Apps

Yelp
Huffington Post
Golf Logix
Documents to Go
Google Sky Map
LinkedIn
OpenTable

[therapy23]

If you guys are in the mood, tell what some of those apps do please.

I am unimpressed with apps not really delivering what I think they should.

Am actually thinking of giving my iphone to my son and going back to my dinosaur phone. Less carbon in it too!

[jackdale]

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Originally Posted by jackdale

Android

Sailing Apps

Navionics (Charts)
Marine Traffic (AIS viewer)
GPS Test (GPS status)
Some forum apps
Mobile Grib (Grib viewer)
NutiCharts Lite (Active Captain app)
Weather Eye (Weather)

Bookmarks (Mobile versions where possible) - all marine weather sites

Passage Weather
Weatherfax (nepacific)
Predict Wind)
SailFlow
Buoyweather
Environment Canada Marine Weather

Other Apps

Yelp - services
Huffington Post
Golf Logix - golf gps
Documents to Go office apps word pro, spreadsheet etc..
Google Sky Map - star finder
LinkedIn - business networking
OpenTable - restaurant reservations

[ProLan]

Originally Posted by jackdale

Android

Sailing Apps

Navionics
Marine Traffic
GPS Test
Some forum apps
Mobile Grib
NutiCharts Lite
Weather Eye

Bookmarks (Mobile versions where possible))

Passage Weather
Weatherfax (nepacific)
Predict Wind
SailFlow
Buoyweather
Environment Canada Marine Weather

Other Apps

Yelp
Huffington Post
Golf Logix
Documents to Go
Google Sky Map
LinkedIn
OpenTable

Awesome!!!

[hellosailor]

None. I like the phone, don't like the rigid control (dare we call it facism or parental attitude?) behind it.

I like being able to replace a battery, rather than the phone. Apple says no.

I like being able to upgrade the memory, already done that twice. Apple says, buy a new phone.

I like being able to plug in an external antenna. Apple has always said, don't even think about it.

Hey, I'm the customer, not the toddler chewing on your toy. If I drop the phone in the puddle, I want to be able to PULL THE BATTERY NOW and not cook the internals while I go chasing down a security screwdriver.

Nice phone. No sale. Glad they're following their own drummer, sorry it just isn't my tune.

[SVAuspicious]

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Originally Posted by SVAuspicious

Sailing:

Charts & Tides (charts, GPS, ActiveCaptain)
Smart Buoys (NOAA weather buoys)
Google Earth (satellite imagery)
Kayak (travel - flights home from deliveries)
Theodilite (it's a theodilite)
DragQueen (anchor alarm)
CompassEye (hand compass)

General:

Google Voice (interface to Google Voice phone/voice-mail/text)
Netflix (streaming movies)
Yelp (restaurant and other business reviews - use to find places to eat in new ports)
Red Laser Classic (bar code scanner)
Kindle (e-book reader)
Trillian (multi-service IM client: Skype, AIM, Yahoo, MSN, ICQ, IRC, GTalk, Jabber, ... all in one client)

Business/Tech/Geeky:

Square (credit card merchant account)
Connect (Adobe Connect video conferencing client)
WebEx (WebEx video conferencing client)

[ProLan]

Google Maps app + TomTom rule btw!