Cirrus2000
04-15-2009, 09:16 PM
Got any favorite apps?
My fave game for the longest time has been Trism (http://www.iphonebuzz.com/iphone-games-trism-review-233249.php), a great, addictive, inexpensive sliding/matching/puzzle thing. Total time vampire - and great money maker for its one man dev team (http://i.gizmodo.com/5052165/trism-makes-250000-since-release), at a buck a pop.
New fave: Flight Control (http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/2009/04/flight-control-on-the-iphone-addictive-fun-for-a-dollar.ars). A 99 cent game where you guide airplanes and helicopters in to land. All the controllers in my tower that have iPhones are addicted to it. Way more stressful that work, but ya just can't stop...
For tracking fuel consumption, AccuFuel (http://www.iphoneappreview.com/accu-fuel-iphone-application-video-review-from-iphoneappreviewcom.html) is excellent, for 99 cents.
I hate wishy-washy weather forecasts - I only want to know when it will start and stop raining, how windy it will actually be, and so on. I am also totally fluent in aviation weather forecast language (METARs and TAFs). So if you really want to know what time the wind will start howling, and when the clouds are coming, etc., then AeroWeather (http://www.aeroweather.ch/) is the way to go, especially for free.
What are your favorites?
My fave game for the longest time has been Trism (http://www.iphonebuzz.com/iphone-games-trism-review-233249.php), a great, addictive, inexpensive sliding/matching/puzzle thing. Total time vampire - and great money maker for its one man dev team (http://i.gizmodo.com/5052165/trism-makes-250000-since-release), at a buck a pop.
New fave: Flight Control (http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/2009/04/flight-control-on-the-iphone-addictive-fun-for-a-dollar.ars). A 99 cent game where you guide airplanes and helicopters in to land. All the controllers in my tower that have iPhones are addicted to it. Way more stressful that work, but ya just can't stop...
For tracking fuel consumption, AccuFuel (http://www.iphoneappreview.com/accu-fuel-iphone-application-video-review-from-iphoneappreviewcom.html) is excellent, for 99 cents.
I hate wishy-washy weather forecasts - I only want to know when it will start and stop raining, how windy it will actually be, and so on. I am also totally fluent in aviation weather forecast language (METARs and TAFs). So if you really want to know what time the wind will start howling, and when the clouds are coming, etc., then AeroWeather (http://www.aeroweather.ch/) is the way to go, especially for free.
What are your favorites?