iTranslate. It's a free app that translates text to many different languages (select-able). If you get the upgrade, for $2.99, you can speak your phrase and it will translate it for you.
What cool apps have you found?
I take it it speaks sailor
05busa wrote:
Oh hell yeah... enunciates the curse words perfectly!
I use a golf gps app a lot , Golflogix.
wheelrite wrote:
So this is how you keep up with your balls....................
Ron
Whistlebritches wrote:
well, yeah..
nine!
nine999 wrote:
good to see ya Bro !!!!
=p~
wheel,
To be a little more detailed than that, it uses GPS to map my course when I run, talks to me every five minutes to tell me how far I've gone and what my average pace is, and it plays my playlists for me. Afterwards, I can check it out to find out nerdy little details like how much of an elevation climb I made and see what my pace is per part of the course. Kind of cool.
I have that app but rarely use it. Its a cool app but I only use it if I travel and play other courses strange to me. At my home course, I know every nook and cranny, every tree limb and every blade of grass. I don't think there is a lie that I don't know how to play there.
...........and of course, my Pandora app..........
michaels
mixology
jo-ann
drinkepedia
foodnetwork
tasteofhome
those are all on my phone.
Track down your lost or stolen phone, tablet, or laptop.
http://preyproject.com/
Prey
BuckyB93 wrote:
^iCloud/Find my device is built into Apple devices. Because of sandboxing issues, this app cannot work well on iPhone/iPad.
There are some lost device trackers for jailbroken phones that work well though. I've used some in the past.
Carrier Comp compares the mobile phone signal strength in your area for the different service provides.
Both are free.
GPS Test - shows me which satellites are where
Torque - data-log vehicle runs and read/clear check engine codes (requires bluetooth OBD II dongle)
Army PRT - build my PT plan
Miren Browser - the stock one sucks and this one recognizes finger swipes
PCM Recorder - makes my phone a digital audio recorder for interviews
PdaNet - lets me tether my phone to a computer for data without having to pay for the extra service from Verizon
Reduce Photo Size - easily resizes images for posting to places like this
Thumb Keyboard - spectacular keyboard app
TeslaLED - flashlight and morse code signal/reader
