Useful Apps.

boltonbonce wrote:Map my ride is a great cycling app.

Map my walk
show box(film app)
cask finder
perfect pint
bands in town
flight radar

Agree with 1874, (doesn't happen often), that City mapper is an excellent app. Used it to go to London recently, and it gave all the options for bikes, walking, buses,  trains, etc.

Tune in radio is a great app for when ur on hols.
You can get trip advisor apps for cities.
I have had apps for Munich, Berlin and Manchester.

scottjames30 wrote:

Biggie wrote:
How not to be a tosser.

You're taking this a little far now aren't you, have I touched a nerve?

Sit down you embarrassing man, call yourself a mod? 

Do you admit you lost the fight now?    

songkick is a great app, you put in all your favourite bands or singers and it lets you know when they are touring.

I've tried to find show box but when i've checked on play store it says it is a lighting app!

National Rail app on Android is quite good for checking train times when out and about.

I also use Tune-in radio, I used to listen to it on my iPhone and it was great until I changed to Android where the app is a little shitty and keeps buffering which is bloody annoying.

karlypants wrote:National Rail app on Android is quite good for checking train times when out and about.

Always thought ask Amos is your best bet for that one mate.

Deals & Offers Apps
Voucher Cloud
VoucherCodes.co.uk

Shopping & Selling Apps
Price Runner - Finds cheapest online deals 90% accurate
Shpock - Buy and sell all sorts in your area

Store Reward Cards
SUBCARD

Games
Family guy quest for stuff

Music
Deezer - If you are on a EE 4Gee contract you can get Deezer as an inclusive add on for free which allows you to stream and listen to music while online however you can also sync playslists to be able to listen to music while you are offline


I'm using the Andriod OS so some App's may no be available to you if you are using iOS

Google Play Music, completely free and uploads your entire itunes library online so as long as you have internet you can stream it or save it to your phone if you want. So a lot like Deezer Leeds_Trotter mentioned.

Showbox is great for movies, has to be downloded through google though.

Apps are all very well,but a good case is vital.

HD Cinema is a good one for films, watched Taken 3 the other day superb quality, PM me if you want the link to download.

Biggie wrote:

scottjames30 wrote:

Biggie wrote:
How not to be a tosser.

You're taking this a little far now aren't you, have I touched a nerve?

Sit down you embarrassing man, call yourself a mod? 

Do you admit you lost the fight now?    

I would just like to say I did not make the above comments, i have just seen them for the first time.

LiveScore, SkySports Score Centre, n7player, Shazam, Aldiko.

Aldiko reads pdf, epub etc. I have several books on my phone.

scottjames30 wrote:Is there any Stamp collecting or Bluebottle spotting apps for bwfc1874?

I use perfect pint app for pubs and ale. Perhaps a perfect spliff app would come in useful for the space trucker?

Soul Kitchen wrote:

scottjames30 wrote:Is there any Stamp collecting or Bluebottle spotting apps for bwfc1874?

I use perfect pint app for pubs and ale. Perhaps a perfect spliff app would come in useful for the space trucker?

Anyone got any apps I might not know about?  Got plenty on my iPhone but I don't use half of them.

Anything special I shouldn't be without? I'm a bit behind in the app department.

One i might need is for my son. Some chap invented an app that stops teenagers ignoring their phone when their parents are trying to contact them, Apparently it locks their phone till they respond and plays some kind of annoying tone that they can't ignore. 

If you use public transport a lot like me then moovit is very good. very good for bus routes and even counts down the stops if you don't know where you're going.

Surely their must be a slipper app you can peruse Boncey? Or maybe a good first aid one would be useful for you 

Waze is better than any satnav in my experience.

Norpig wrote:One i might need is for my son. Some chap invented an app that stops teenagers ignoring their phone when their parents are trying to contact them, Apparently it locks their phone till they respond and plays some kind of annoying tone that they can't ignore. 

If you use public transport a lot like me then moovit is very good. very good for bus routes and even counts down the stops if you don't know where you're going.

Surely their must be a slipper app you can peruse Boncey? Or maybe a good first aid one would be useful for you 

Sounds interesting. I often don't know where I'm going, so I'll look into that one.

Can't find any slipper apps, but a first aid app would be useful. It'd certainly free up A+E for more important matters. Hope it's not like the rest of the internet. I've only got to google a disease, and I get all the symptoms overnight.
Too much knowledge can be a bad thing.