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  • iphone apps
  • roughneck
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    Just got a iphone, is there any good MTB apps or just good apps

    momo
    Full Member

    Runkeeper, GPS tracking of rides.

    Met office app for weather forecasting.

    cp
    Full Member

    try to use the search thing – though its crap at the mo… this has been asked numerous times recently..

    anyway, fwiw, here's some reccomends from me:-

    Facebook
    eBay
    XE currency
    flight control (ace game!)
    Flixster – Movies
    iHandy level – spirit level
    IM+ lite
    Met Office
    Echofon (twitter reader)
    KAYAK (cheap travel stuff)
    Rightmove and Findaproperty apps for house hunting
    Rpad Trip LE for geeky mpg monitoring
    Shazam
    Skype
    Speed Test
    thetrainline
    TVGuide
    Wikipedia
    WunderRadio
    Finger Physics
    MyO2
    Gorillacam
    wagamama (order your takeaway!!!)
    F1 2010
    MemoryMap Free

    cp
    Full Member

    oh, there's a bike app that's getting some good reviews, though I've never tried it… it's called Cyclemeter

    roughneck
    Free Member

    which is the best case

    muggomagic
    Full Member

    cyclemeter is really good. been using it for the last couple of weeks. on a par with motion x. like the fact you can start/stop route with the headphone remote, which is really handy if you get a phone call while you're riding you can just start it up again without having to get your phone out. you can also set it to speak stats to you at certain intervals.

    roughneck
    Free Member

    CycleMeter looks cool, will give it a try

    roughneck
    Free Member

    Well impressed with cyclemeter. Any more apps

    sambob
    Free Member

    DOODLE JUMP!! the most addictive app ever made. sunday lawn is good too 😛

    TheFlyingOx
    Full Member

    Dunno how into your cars you are, but Rev is flipping awesome. It's about £25 and you need a wireless OBD2 thingy which is another £100, but you can then set your iPhone up to read all the engine diagnostics and display them in a set of gauges. Currently have mine set up to read boost, air intake temp, mpg, engine load and speed. All on the one screen. That sort of set up using specialist gauges would normally cost about £500 and involve A LOT of tinkering under the bonnet. Rev took about 5 minutes.

    Also, you can read, diagnose and clear any engine error codes. Considering you're looking at anywhere between £50-£100 a pop to get a dealer to do this for you, it's an absolute bargain.

    jonjon
    Full Member

    just dropped my iphone – £50 for a repair – anyone recommend a good case/cover

    Jamie
    Free Member

    For the permanently clumsy the otterboxes get good reviews.

    jonjon
    Full Member

    Thanks Jamie – got one of those..

    TomHill
    Free Member

    Caskfinder

    Mmmm beer…

    ash.addy
    Free Member

    I thought a phone was used to talk to people!!!!

    JoeNation
    Free Member

    Nah, never done that on my iphone 🙂

    Balance Balls is a great time wasting game. And IMDB is great if you're a movie geek.

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