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I just skip weather apps entirely and use this page on my iPad and iPod.
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Captain Matchbox posted:Most of the ipad weather apps look like poo poo. The one or two that look nice enough without a giant stupid digital clock in the middle will lack the good rain graph or radar that another one has.
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Jan 15, 2013 03:33
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Captain Matchbox posted:Most of the ipad weather apps look like poo poo. The one or two that look nice enough without a giant stupid digital clock in the middle will lack the good rain graph or radar that another one has. I like Weather AU, but that's Australian weather only
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Jan 15, 2013 04:27
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Captain Matchbox posted:Most of the ipad weather apps look like poo poo. The one or two that look nice enough without a giant stupid digital clock in the middle will lack the good rain graph or radar that another one has. Weatherbug isn't bad.
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Jan 15, 2013 06:13
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Captain Matchbox posted:Most of the ipad weather apps look like poo poo. The one or two that look nice enough without a giant stupid digital clock in the middle will lack the good rain graph or radar that another one has. Try Meteogram.
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rawrr posted:Controlling it from my computer is a big thing, and there's also much more flexibility in what I can stream - it streams all the system sounds, so I can listen to online streams or watch movies (just have to set a 3 second delay in VLC). Again, it's basically like Airplay. Airport express/Apple TV?
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You Am I posted:I like Weather AU, but that's Australian weather only Thats the one I settled on which I like. But I'm going oversees so was looking at other worldwide ones.
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Jan 15, 2013 07:55
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No idea if this has been talked about in the thread yet, but if any of you are the type to write a journal you should check out DayOne (shameless plug for my review). It's really good, I wasn't even the journaling type until I tried it out.
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Jan 15, 2013 16:48
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Captain Matchbox posted:Most of the ipad weather apps look like poo poo. The one or two that look nice enough without a giant stupid digital clock in the middle will lack the good rain graph or radar that another one has. Have you tried Living Earth? I love this app, and it's very pretty.
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bazaar apparatus posted:No idea if this has been talked about in the thread yet, but if any of you are the type to write a journal you should check out DayOne (shameless plug for my review). It's really good, I wasn't even the journaling type until I tried it out. I tried this one and Momento but I chose Momento because it basically writes entries for me by grabbing my posts from social networking sites and my blog's RSS feed without me having to do anything. And of course I can also write entries and take pictures with it. It's pretty great.
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suboptimal posted:Have you tried Living Earth? I love this app, and it's very pretty. Yeah I like the clean look and stuff like temperature and cloud cover overlays, but unfortunately it lacks a rain radar
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the kawaiiest posted:I tried this one and Momento but I chose Momento because it basically writes entries for me by grabbing my posts from social networking sites and my blog's RSS feed without me having to do anything. And of course I can also write entries and take pictures with it. It's pretty great. Momento was definitely superior, but they don't offer anything in the way of syncing or even support for other devices. I was a longtime Momento user, and it's still neat to let it sync and see what I was up to on social networking sites on random days. DayOne originally was pretty barebones, and it was also buggy and crashy, even now to some extent it's still far from perfect in that regard. But it is universal, with a Mac app as well. The best part is they offer syncing across all the different platforms using iCloud. Another feature that didn't work well at the start, but they really seem to have it figured out now. If you only plan to journal from your phone, Momento is good. But if you're like me and you like to be able to post from whatever device you're on (and have it all sync up!) DayOne is the better option. The most annoying thing is, Momento's dev promised a universal or iPad version right after the first iPad was released, and here we are in 2013 without it. Their last update on it was a mention on April 25 2012 where they still said they're working on it but these things take time. Yeah, uh, no thanks.
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Ah okay, totally different needs then. I barely use anything other than my iPhone anymore. My PC is only ever on at all because I need it to do my art commissions. So I have no need for it to sync or anything like that. Come to think of it, it's amazing how the iPhone has just kind of replaced my desktop computer almost completely. If I didn't need the computer to do commissions I'd probably sell it.
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Captain Matchbox posted:Most of the ipad weather apps look like poo poo. The one or two that look nice enough without a giant stupid digital clock in the middle will lack the good rain graph or radar that another one has. WeatherCaster is pretty nice for a free app.
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Kingnothing posted:Airport express/Apple TV?
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I have another set of free promo codes to hand out for my US-based pop culture spot finder app, PopSpotter. iPhone with iOS 4.3+, including the iPhone 5! This early run has been going pretty well, but if you are interested in reviewing it for your blog or YouTube or anything, do get in touch! You can reach me at press@popspotterapp.com. 34KHEWPRNAR3 ETWNEKMXE4AE W9K3HWNRMM39 YKL3NAAJHHW4 KLNJ9FELAKL3 Y4JW79HWHXRF ERNYH4MYRXHW H6RTLA3MA3RP K3474NTY6M9K EY7EJHY4APY4 WWWHTNJ7AMW3 TTAL9PPLY66H XY7A7LX7ELX9 6KKXM46AJNR7 MHX6TH47TYJA XR64ETH736XA NNPRMY3KWW9N FTXTTPTX4NFA TRT99XWKYPJN X4FXEFJ7W9P4 FE43PPP7XNMA 4K7KP69LYKNA M99P3XA4NHWF 9MFHT76KXPKW Enjoy and please post if you take one. Thanks for checking it out!
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Thanks. Took FTXTTPTX4NFA. Edit: And accurate, a scene of Demolition Man was indeed filmed here. 
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Jan 17, 2013 03:01
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I took MHX6TH47TYJA, thanks. Too bad I live in CT and probably gently caress-all has happened, so I'll have to visit NYC or Boston before I can use it.
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Jan 17, 2013 03:04
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Used WWWHTNJ7AMW3 Looks pretty nice!
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Thanks, took TRT99XWKYPJN. Apparently there's nothing within 50 miles of me though. Tampa. 
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Jan 17, 2013 03:10
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Took, 6KKXM46AJNR7. Thanks!
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Jan 17, 2013 03:15
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Took 9MFHT76KXPKW Thank you!
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Jan 17, 2013 03:19
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I took 4K7KP69LYKNA. Thanks! There are apparently 3 things in Minnesota.
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Jan 17, 2013 03:20
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Used X4FXEFJ7W9P4, I'm in Chicago (and Seattle) so this should be pretty cool!
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Jan 17, 2013 03:24
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Took M99P3XA4NHWF. Thanks!
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Jan 17, 2013 03:29
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Grabbed the first code, thanks.
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Jan 17, 2013 03:44
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Used XY7A7LX7ELX9, thanks!
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Took KLNJ9FELAKL3, thanks.
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Took XR64ETH736XA, thanks. e: Whoa, dude, you really need to add some Coen Bros. stuff in here, especially for Fargo's sake. Jedi Knight Luigi fucked around with this message at 06:14 on Jan 17, 2013 |
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Jan 17, 2013 05:48
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I need to say... Newsify is the best drat RSS reader for iOS. I used to use Reeder for both iPhone and iPad, but I've replaced it with this 99 cent universal app. It has far more functionality and is far less crashy. A goddamned bargain. For 99 cents its worth a try. New features include searching (awesome!) and iMessage support among much else. http://appshopper.com/news/newsify-google-reader-rss-news-client
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Backing up the endorsement for Newsify. Its simple but dammit it does its job well without ridiculous bells and whistles getting in the way.
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Jan 17, 2013 06:28
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Took ETWNEKMXE4AE, thank you.
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hedgecore posted:I have another set of free promo codes to hand out for my US-based pop culture spot finder app, PopSpotter. iPhone with iOS 4.3+, including the iPhone 5! This early run has been going pretty well, but if you are interested in reviewing it for your blog or YouTube or anything, do get in touch! You can reach me at press@popspotterapp.com. Took YKL3NAAJHHW4. Thanks!
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Jan 17, 2013 07:34
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Thanks. I took "EY7EJHY4APY4".
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Are there any photo apps that let me view synced pictures and sort them by name? I just synced a bunch of photos and they are all out of order. I dont feel like removing all the EXIF data just to make them sort properly.
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Jan 17, 2013 10:34
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Took Y4JW79HWHXRF. Thanks!
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All codes have been used FYI.
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The Catalyst posted:All codes have been used FYI. Hot drat. Enjoy, goons! I'll post more when I end up with extras again. Although, if you can spare two bucks for an independent developer, that's always appreciated too. Here's the iTunes link.  Noted about Coen / Fargo. I'll add it to my list to research! 
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Thirst Mutilator posted:Stuff about Paper Karma Just wanted to say I got an email from Paper Karma, which sends you a record of your past submissions, and whether or not they were successful (which they were!). This thing is AWESOME.
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Is there an app that will let you splice images together? I want to make one long screen shot from iOS screenshots.
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