The 21st Century Is When Everything Changes

[kingandy]

After fighting it for some time, I have finally reached into my pocket and actually paid for some apps for my iPod Touch (instead of just scavving the free ones). I have bought an iLCARS and a PADD; the first is more interactive and pleasing, but the second provides actual information which may be potentially useful at some point. However, they both ensure my iPod is chock full of widdlywee at all times.

We are living in the future!

Comments

[areteus.livejournal.com]

The technology of yesterday... tomorrow!

[lstn-natalie.livejournal.com]

I repeat yesterday's response.

Nerd.

Nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnerd!

:P

[kingandy]

You say that like it's a bad thing.

[belisarius-534.livejournal.com]

I like the Star Trek TNG style layout

[samharber.livejournal.com]

I've found a few things worth throwing money at:
Calengoo - which syncs with Google Calendar and also keeps an offline cache
Flight Control - a distressingly addictive game where you try to stop planes crashing.

[kingandy]

Yeah I looked at all the many many paid apps that sync with Google Calendar and then I decided to ask Google if it was possible to do it without paying. What do you know, yes it is, though oddly it uses the Microsoft Exchange protocol. (Presumably they had already set that up for use with Outlook, and decided it wasn't worth inventing their own protocol for the iPhone since it comes with Exchange built in anyway.)

Will investigate Flight Control, cheers.