Rekwest
Member
Crap
Is there any way to roll back to an earlier version of an app ?
http://gigaom.com/2010/08/25/recover-older-versions-of-iphone-apps-after-updating/
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iOS Apps | Hello flatness, my old friend
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http://gigaom.com/2010/08/25/recover-older-versions-of-iphone-apps-after-updating/
infiniteloop
Member
Is Big Lens any good?
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/big-lens/id470460905?mt=8
Camera+ still the best camera app?
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/big-lens/id470460905?mt=8
Camera+ still the best camera app?
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
Every time I update Shazam, it sucks a little more. I don't want features. I don't want R-dio or Pandora integration. I don't want social networking. I don't want a map. I don't want charts. I don't want lyrics. I don't want ads. I don't want anything.
It should have exactly two functions:
- Figure out what I'm hearing right now
- List all the things I've figured out in the past.
It should have exactly two functions:
- Figure out what I'm hearing right now
- List all the things I've figured out in the past.
I use Soundhound, and that's pretty much what I get. The other features aren't terribly invasive.
Though, Soundhound is $6.99. I got it for free from Starbucks, I wouldn't pay for it for that price otherwise.
Link
The Autumn Wind
It's been almost useless since it started tagging tv shows. I know what show I'm watching, thank you, I just want to know what song is playing.
Rekwest
Member
Leona Lewis
Banned
Soundhound. That is all.
chickdigger802
Banned
any of yall ever use those white noise sleepin apps? Been trying that new 'sleep genius' one that uses "nasa tech" or some shit. Can't tell if I'm sleeping better or worst lol.
Buddha Beam
Banned
Does anyone know of an app where you can write an Asian language (Japanese, Korean, etc) on the screen and it translates it to English?
You can try Word Lens but I'm not entirely sure if it would do that
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/word-lens/id383463868?mt=8
chickdigger802
Banned
google translate. Use the ios keyboard for the language where you pretty much just draw out the character with your finger.
Phoenix
Member
While I'm with you on most of your list, the one thing that I would like from it is being able to add what I've found to Spotify. Other than that, that's pretty much all that I need.
Angelus Errare
Banned
I can see that not working too well for Japanese or Chinese if the person doesn't know the correct stroke order. One nice thing about iOS is it adheres to stroke order for both languages (many people say it's a bad thing but I completely disagree)
chickdigger802
Banned
hmmm... at that point might as well use your phone as a phone. mms the pic of the text to a friend
Hopefully someone can help me out here. I'm throwing a 4th party and looking for an app (ipad preferably) that would allow people to take pics of themselves, possibly write messages on the pictures and have them show up on my HDTV (apple tv?). Preferably in a instagram scrollable form or even a slideshow/screen saver...
Seems like something like this would be a no brainer but I can't seem to find an app that would do this. I guess I could have people take a picture and then go back to the photo app and send to the apple TV manually? But something automatic would be great.
Edit: I guess my best bet is just to use the photo booth app and have the ipad auto upload to photo stream for the apple tv screen saver.
Seems like something like this would be a no brainer but I can't seem to find an app that would do this. I guess I could have people take a picture and then go back to the photo app and send to the apple TV manually? But something automatic would be great.
Edit: I guess my best bet is just to use the photo booth app and have the ipad auto upload to photo stream for the apple tv screen saver.
Once iOS7 hits, automatic background downloads will work properly.
super-famicom
Member
Downcast does this. You can even set up to 10 locations (wi-fi) spots for auto refresh and downloads. I have it set to my home, so new podcasts get downloaded in the morning. You can also set it to your workplace, etc.
It's a really good app, I highly recommend it.
Nice, I assume this is the same for the iPad as well? It's a wifi only model, and I want it to download when I'm at home without me having to worry about opening the app (at which point I might as well just tether it and stream). Video podcasts mostly, if that makes any difference.
TheChewyWaffles
Member
What's the best mail application? I want to be able to actually choose which font I type in (unlike the native mail app!) :\
super-famicom
Member
I only have an iPhone 4S, so I don't know about the iPad. I assume its the same, though.
Jill Sandwich
the turds of Optimus Prime
iOS Apps |OT2| Welcome To Jony's New Flat
bigmit3737
Member
Anyone know some good dictionary apps ( English)? Thanks.
I can't say for sure, but I imagine it'll be at whatever the current price is at that date. I don't see why they'd continue to offer discounts permanently.
Who wants some free shit?
Apple is celebrating five years of the App Store by giving away a few apps for free.
Barefoot World Atlas
Day One
How to Cook Everything
Over
Traktor DJ
Maybe we have a dedicated thread, but I haven't seen it. I could see myself using all of these (once, then forgetting about them forever).
Apple is celebrating five years of the App Store by giving away a few apps for free.
Barefoot World Atlas
Day One
How to Cook Everything
Over
Traktor DJ
Maybe we have a dedicated thread, but I haven't seen it. I could see myself using all of these (once, then forgetting about them forever).
Stuggernaut
Grandma's Chippy
My work recently bought me an Ipad to use when I go around doing inspections so i can have one place to store notes, and pictures etc.
I am not overly familiar with Ipad apps so I was hoping someone may have a suggestion for an app to use.
What I basically need to be able to do is generate custom lists of things I see (would be awesome if it was checklists that could be checked off later as done) as I walk around a location.
For example, inventory outs, missing signs, cleanliness issues, etc.
The ability to add a photo to this 'report" would be crucial as well. Also being able to file it away by date or title and/or being able to export it (PDF?) would be bonuses as well.
This making sense?
I am not overly familiar with Ipad apps so I was hoping someone may have a suggestion for an app to use.
What I basically need to be able to do is generate custom lists of things I see (would be awesome if it was checklists that could be checked off later as done) as I walk around a location.
For example, inventory outs, missing signs, cleanliness issues, etc.
The ability to add a photo to this 'report" would be crucial as well. Also being able to file it away by date or title and/or being able to export it (PDF?) would be bonuses as well.
This making sense?
Maybe this?
Not familiar with the app itself, just googled around and it seems like it might fit the bill.
Stuggernaut
Grandma's Chippy
You know, I think this is exactly what I need and then some. Thank you so much!
Have to agree with the OP's recommendation of Paprika as a recipe / grocery / meal planning app. So slick. It even has its own web browser with tons of recipe sites bookmarked to search through that will automatically format in the app when you save them.
If you're browsing the net outside of the app and see a recipe you like, all you do is copy the link to your clipboard. When you switch to Paprika, it automatically prompts you to open the link to save the recipe. If it's a site that it cannot automatically format, there's a really simple UI where you can copy and paste the necessary information manually.
Only drawback is the iPhone, iPad and Mac app are all separate. That means if you want to use their cloud saving (e.g. go through your recipes to put together a grocery list and send it to your iPhone to use at the store) you need to buy each app separately. But even then, well worth $5 bucks a pop on mobile.
If you like cooking, don't hesitate and buy it. Your recipes will not be trapped in their ecosystem. There are options to export and import in HTML, email any or all of your recipes, print them out etc.
http://www.paprikaapp.com/
If you're browsing the net outside of the app and see a recipe you like, all you do is copy the link to your clipboard. When you switch to Paprika, it automatically prompts you to open the link to save the recipe. If it's a site that it cannot automatically format, there's a really simple UI where you can copy and paste the necessary information manually.
Only drawback is the iPhone, iPad and Mac app are all separate. That means if you want to use their cloud saving (e.g. go through your recipes to put together a grocery list and send it to your iPhone to use at the store) you need to buy each app separately. But even then, well worth $5 bucks a pop on mobile.
If you like cooking, don't hesitate and buy it. Your recipes will not be trapped in their ecosystem. There are options to export and import in HTML, email any or all of your recipes, print them out etc.
http://www.paprikaapp.com/
Rekwest
Member
I signed up for it, but I haven't really messed around with it. I'll probably look into it more later.
Finally.
Rekwest
Member
Fastr Pro is FREE today:
https://itunes.apple.com/mx/app/id586917603?mt=8
https://itunes.apple.com/mx/app/id586917603?mt=8
Maninthemirror
Banned
How do i access indoor maps
Assuming it works the same on iOS as it does on Android, just zoom way in on the building you want to see the indoor map of. If necessary, it will add buttons off to the side to select which story of the building you want to look at (useful for shopping malls).
VLC tonight for USA from the Videolan team
Rekwest
Member
Not available in the USA store.
Thus the "tonight".