Thread: Mobile Device App Thread [merged]

Originally Posted by BeerMan

I had the Weather Underground on the old SideKick for years. it's not free, but it did give me updates like flooding, wind, heat, freeze advisories.

now that I have the Nuron, I'm happier with AccuWeather, although it doesn't give such advisories like the above. maybe by SMS?

I've had wxunderground, Accuweather and TWC on my Palm Treo now for 4 years now. Each has its good points. I use all three apps when I'm in the boat to monitor the daily thunderstorms we have pop up here in the Mid Atlantic. There's not a worse feeling than seeing a "Angry Anvil" between you and home.

I tend to lean more towards Accuweather because of the storm tracker feature. It gives you projected storm tracks so I can adjust my course to go around the cells. I'll prolly go with that.

Just curious why the iPhone thread was merged with the Droid? They are not the same operating system or company...

I can only guess it's because most apps are available for both operating systems (iOS & Android)

Right, but why not include that in the name? I see this thread and I don't think to look for iPhone...

Originally Posted by Drop The Gloves

Right, but why not include that in the name? I see this thread and I don't think to look for iPhone...

If the title is changed, maybe add iPad to it also? Just so we get all of it into one thread.

RageHD for iPad. Just downloaded it and it has awesome graphics and only $1.99 in the app store.
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Originally Posted by kaos

If the title is changed, maybe add iPad to it also? Just so we get all of it into one thread.

RageHD for iPad. Just downloaded it and it has awesome graphics and only $1.99 in the app store.
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Exactly!

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I just posted this in the Blackberry vs DROID thread, and thought it would be best to post this in this thread as well.

I'm not sure if this has been discussed in here, and I really don't feel like going back through the pages, but if you turn off your mobile networks before starting up any game, it will disable the ads. Angry Birds plays much smoother this way, and their are no ads obstructing your view.

Of course, I wouldn't recommend turning off your networks for apps that rely on data networks to serve their purpose.

Toip Ten Android Apps form NYT.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/02/te....html?emc=eta1