1. Skype
2. Grindr
3. MSN Messenger
4. PDF Viewer (A real, full functioning one)
5. File Manager
6. DSM-IV-TR Diagnostic Manual in Ebook form
7. TuneIn Radio
1. good comic book reader (like comic4zeal on iOS). the one currently available is slow and cluncky.
2. full featured PDF reader like GoodReader, that supports bookmarks, filing of PDFs in subfolders and annotations.
3. ereader
4. good note taking app � la Penultimate (I like scribbling notes with a stylus). I tried all but the 19.99$ one on the app world and they are ALL garbage.
Any real pop cap games because the browser versions run very well.
a good scheduling program.
a descent youtube app though the browser works fine.
a file manager, even though it should be free i would be willing to pay if i had to.
a kindle app even though it should be free but amazon is probably not going to due to the "super secret" tablet they are making.
a amazon cloud app
a guitar app like the ipad with a banjo skin and sound. i have something i need to do with it durring the summer.
gps chart plotting once they get the gps working.
tether because at&t is a ***** and let blackberry have any fun.
a home design cad.
heat loss calculator
enphase link app.
solar module design software
ret calculator
thats all i can think of atm.
Yikes, can you imagine how much longer the rounds would be with if you took your PB with you?
i have been to a course that actually has ipads in them for GPS and they also have browser and other stuff active too. It was pretty damn awesome to have GPS on the screen and then be able to check out the latest news and sports at the same time.
I'd pay anything for an app that handles statistics calculations for psychology, e.g., one that can handle t-tests (dependent, independent samples), the calculations of power, effect size such as r2 and eta2, pearson correlation, spearman rank correlation, anova, p, and p-rep. That could come in really handy for school.
- BMO Banking app (Bank of Montreal)
- Airline app (like Air Canada, Continental, etc) for check in, boarding pass, etc
- Support for Lync 2010/OCS enterprise communicator/ Microsoft Office Communicator (MOC) - I desperately need this.
- Premium games (meaning loads better than currently out there) Like Gemcraft
- Skype
- Netflix or Hulu
- Steam client chat
- Teamspeak and Ventrilo status and join server to communicate app
Last edited by Chaotic_Cannon; 08-06-11 at 12:23 AM.
I would "pay" for most of the common apps that are available for "free" in almost all other tablets.
e.g Kindle, banking apps, stock apps, free games, native email, calender a decent map etc.
Since, I am stuck with the playbook and the secondary market price has fallen so much its not even worth half the price I paid for, so might *** well suck it up and add to the sunk cost by paying for apps what other devices have for free.
Don't get to caught up on them advertising the iPad app ... with the Playbook you can just log into the user portal and control all devices without an app...
x10 is dead -- Z-Wave is the way to go :-)
I have my house automated using z-wave...and use my Bold 9700 to control my door locks, lights and thermostat remotely.