Auto feeder open and close button on app

[Redwing]

Ah, Tiggy I was going to ask this question - which one, do you have TomTom?

I really want to get a sat-nav as my other one has 'died', and part of the justification for getting the iPhone was that then I wouldn't have to pay out for a separate sat-nav. It's an expensive app (in comparison with most of them) and I want to make sure I get the right one. Do you need a separate GPS receiver?

 

I've bought the NAVV app - it was £3.50 and works just fine - not the very best but it knows where its going and thats the main thing!

[Olly]

gulp - that's considerably less than the £42.50 for TomTom! I might give that a try and see how it goes, thanks - not much lost if I don't like it.

[Cinnamon]

One of the best things we have on our Android phones is Google maps with navigation - it works better than our TomTom

[Christian]

Just downloaded Labyrinth lite. It is great!

[Snowy]

Where do I find free books for the ibook app?

[Cinnamon]

If you get the Kindle app,they are there on Amazon

[Mr Rhode Island Red]

iPhones are a waste of time , way too fragile, and way too expensive

[Christian]

Mine wasn't expensive, and I love it. I can mod from all over the place

[Snowy]

Yay! Downloaded the Kindle app and some good classics!

[Bassett]

Geocaching app is good fun.

[Cooks]

I love my iphone too, and angry birds is a must! I shout at my iphone though.. like "NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

oooh Tasha that means I can send you photos now that you can actually see...

[ali-s]

DS gave me is iPhone this week . No idea how to use it yet

 

The phone was unlocked and I have a Tesco iPhone sim now which has unlimited internet, unlimited texts and 250 minutes. I will never use all the minutes my mobile number was transfered to it late last night. I am addicted to Angry Birds

 

The iPhone will be connected to Blue and Me in my car. that should be fun I remember the palarver trying to connect my old phone.

[Rhapsody]

I got an Otterbox for my i-phone and it's fantastic keeps it scratch-free and protected, even around horses!

[Snowy]

There is also Angry Birds Halloween if you manage to get through Angry Birds and still haven't had enough!

And there is an Ocado app, so now I can add things to my shopping list as I think of them, without being at the PC And I've discovered a new use this morning - downloaded a bible app so no more forgetting to pick up a bible from the back of the church. And used the notepad to take notes of the service - helped keep me focussed and stopped me going to sleep, although I swear the minister thought I was playing games on it!

[Redwing]

I got an Otterbox for my i-phone and it's fantastic keeps it scratch-free and protected, even around horses!

 

Wow, I just Googled them, they look good - I have a rubber cover for my phone but I am worried about the phone when I am at the stables so thanks

 

Thanks to everyone who has replied on this thread, I have a lot of good apps now thanks to you all

 

My fave so far is Planefinder - it tells you where all the planes in the sky are going

 

I've used my phone an awful lot so far and its proved an excellent resource on more than one occassion I am pleased I invested in one

[AJuff]

My DH bought me an iphone on Friday and I love it . . or should i say loved it! This morning whilst reading DS asked me to check something on it and it slid into my cup of tea!!! Needless to say it's not working!!!!!!!! An expensive accident!!!

[Redwing]

My DH bought me an iphone on Friday and I love it . . or should i say loved it! This morning whilst reading DS asked me to check something on it and it slid into my cup of tea!!! Needless to say it's not working!!!!!!!! An expensive accident!!!

 

Could t be covered by accidental damage home insurance maybe?

[Olly]

Put it in a bag of dry rice, quick. Leave it there for a few days - apparently it works wonders to dry things out. No guarantee, but it's worth a try.

[Cinnamon]

My fave so far is Planefinder - it tells you where all the planes in the sky are going

 

 

 

Its fascinating,isn't it?

We have been under the Dublin - Heathrow flight path all day