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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Auto Addict on 23 February 2013, 08:21:13
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What have you got?
I've got, amongst others:-
Avast Mobile Security
Trusteer Mobile Security
Adblock Plus
Wi-Fi Finder
O2 WiFi
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App & Custard :P
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None.
Hell, I don't even own an appograph.
Only just getting the hang of these pornographs.
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What have you got?
I've got, amongst others:-
Avast Mobile Security
Trusteer Mobile Security
Adblock Plus
Wi-Fi Finder
O2 WiFi
Are these available for the Sinclair Spectrum ? ::)
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App & Custard :P
Already got that one :y
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I'm told there's a gay dating sight or two. :-\ ;)
No good quoting iOS apps for any other operating system. May not be available.
A guy at work bought kindle hd to get sky go. Without checking it was available for that os. It's not. ::)
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Assume you are talking about handheld, non Windows, computers.
Mail client
Web Browser
Navigation
A good mapping app - crApple/Google etc
Road Trip (for MPG)
Loyalty schemes apps - Clubcard/Nectar/Topcashback/Subway etc
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Assume you are talking about handheld, non Windows, computers.
Mail client
Web Browser
Navigation
A good mapping app - crApple/Google etc
Road Trip (for MPG)
Loyalty schemes apps - Clubcard/Nectar/Topcashback/Subway etc
Correct :y
I'm using Norton & Trusteer for web browsing.
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Sky News ::)
Google Maps :y
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Sky News ::)
That never made it back on after upgrading IOS on my gayPhone yesterday. I could get as much 'dangle berries' from reading trash like the DT
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Has anyone used WiFi France?
Is it any good?
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I guess thats an app for finding WiFi in France?
In my experience in France, Wifi is similar to here - finding end users with open wifi is rare now. There are lots of "unencrypted" Orange wifi access points, but you need to subscribe to most, similar to BT Wifi/Openzone, as these are home routers with Fon style public access.
On our last trip, the villa's wifi was down, so we found ourselves drinking McDonalds coffee a lot ;D
Option 2, if you're taking the pikey wagon over, and want it in the van whilst serving kebabs to the public, get a MiFi, and buy a French data SIM for the week/fornight.
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I would say, all the (UK) wifi finder apps I've found are universally shite. I have BT Wifi access, so I never have troubles in residential areas.
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Not really into apps but quite enjoy google sky maps. Uses your gps etc and shows you where the stars are and there names. Just a bit of fun for me.
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I guess thats an app for finding WiFi in France?
In my experience in France, Wifi is similar to here - finding end users with open wifi is rare now. There are lots of "unencrypted" Orange wifi access points, but you need to subscribe to most, similar to BT Wifi/Openzone, as these are home routers with Fon style public access.
On our last trip, the villa's wifi was down, so we found ourselves drinking McDonalds coffee a lot ;D
Option 2, if you're taking the pikey wagon over, and want it in the van whilst serving kebabs to the public, get a MiFi, and buy a French data SIM for the week/fornight.
My Nexus 7 doesn't take a SIM card.
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Not many tabs do, Barry.
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got the obligatary bbc news
bbc sport
solitair
cribage
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On iOS;
Tomtom
Sky go
Sky+ remote
Tv catch up
I player
Compass
What's app
GPS speed hd
Google maps
Tune in Radio
Tube map
Google maps
google earth
Right move
Red laser scanner
Torch
Spirit level
Auto trader
BBC news
sky news
Find iPhone
You tube
Candy crush
Angry birds
Tetris
Photobucket
Lpg Autogas
Bp uk
Shell uk
Etc :)
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On iOS;
Tomtom
Sky go
Sky+ remote
Tv catch up
I player
Compass
What's app
GPS speed hd
Google maps
Tune in Radio
Tube map
Google maps
google earth
Right move
Red laser scanner
Torch
Spirit level
Auto trader
BBC news
sky news
Find iPhone
You tube
Candy crush
Angry birds
Tetris
Photobucket
Lpg Autogas
Bp uk
Shell uk
Etc :)
Hmmmmm I'd guess NOT on a Sinclair Zx Spectrum ?
Does nobody really remember them ?
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I remember a tape deck involved. ;D
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Mrs AA likes my Nexus so much, she went out and bought one for herself :D
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I guess thats an app for finding WiFi in France?
In my experience in France, Wifi is similar to here - finding end users with open wifi is rare now. There are lots of "unencrypted" Orange wifi access points, but you need to subscribe to most, similar to BT Wifi/Openzone, as these are home routers with Fon style public access.
On our last trip, the villa's wifi was down, so we found ourselves drinking McDonalds coffee a lot ;D
Option 2, if you're taking the pikey wagon over, and want it in the van whilst serving kebabs to the public, get a MiFi, and buy a French data SIM for the week/fornight.
My Nexus 7 doesn't take a SIM card.
Thats why you need the MiFi - the SIM goes in this, and you connect to MiFi from Nexus via WiFi. I use, I think, Huawei E586, which was the one I shared out at Newent last year.
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I guess thats an app for finding WiFi in France?
In my experience in France, Wifi is similar to here - finding end users with open wifi is rare now. There are lots of "unencrypted" Orange wifi access points, but you need to subscribe to most, similar to BT Wifi/Openzone, as these are home routers with Fon style public access.
On our last trip, the villa's wifi was down, so we found ourselves drinking McDonalds coffee a lot ;D
Option 2, if you're taking the pikey wagon over, and want it in the van whilst serving kebabs to the public, get a MiFi, and buy a French data SIM for the week/fornight.
My Nexus 7 doesn't take a SIM card.
Thats why you need the MiFi - the SIM goes in this, and you connect to MiFi from Nexus via WiFi. I use, I think, Huawei E586, which was the one I shared out at Newent last year.
Ah! I see and understand (wish I was clever like you ;D).
Seems an expensive way to get WiFi though, most campsites provide free WiFi, or for a small charge, unless you go to a caravan club site.
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I guess thats an app for finding WiFi in France?
In my experience in France, Wifi is similar to here - finding end users with open wifi is rare now. There are lots of "unencrypted" Orange wifi access points, but you need to subscribe to most, similar to BT Wifi/Openzone, as these are home routers with Fon style public access.
On our last trip, the villa's wifi was down, so we found ourselves drinking McDonalds coffee a lot ;D
Option 2, if you're taking the pikey wagon over, and want it in the van whilst serving kebabs to the public, get a MiFi, and buy a French data SIM for the week/fornight.
My Nexus 7 doesn't take a SIM card.
Thats why you need the MiFi - the SIM goes in this, and you connect to MiFi from Nexus via WiFi. I use, I think, Huawei E586, which was the one I shared out at Newent last year.
Ah! I see and understand (wish I was clever like you ;D).
Seems an expensive way to get WiFi though, most campsites provide free WiFi, or for a small charge, unless you go to a caravan club site.
Depends if you are pitched up near enough to receive WiFi from the campsite's one (if they have one).
I bought my WiFi for when the TB family all go to Cyprus. I get a local SIM, €15 for 1 week, max 500Mb, and pop it in the MiFi, which then just gets left in the lounge of the villa. Anyone can then just connect to it (though it has a limit of 5 concurrent devices on my one). Yes, most of the resturants have free WiFi, but its a long way for the teenagers to walk, just to update arsebook.
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That said, I did get arseraped £17 at Newent, as I forgot it had a pure PAYG SIM in, not a SIM with a data bundle on it ;D. I think it was 20p per Mb, and we did 184Mb ;D
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I wouldn't know about mobile bills, my mate Uncle Rupert pays for mine ::)
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I wouldn't know about mobile bills, my mate Uncle Rupert pays for mine ::)
A certain tat bizarre stall holder used to pay for mine. Still does. But thats a Vodafone SIM, thus universally useless ;D
Hence my own O2 SIMS (which, incidentally, work out free anyway ::))
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I only use WiFi for the odd email, check bank account, have a look at OOF occassionaly.
Mrs AA, on the other hand spends hours searching for local attractions, things to do and see etc. :)
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I only use WiFi for the odd email, check bank account, have a look at OOF occassionaly.
Mrs AA, on the other hand spends hours searching for local attractions, things to do and see etc. :)
She's obviously bored ;D
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I shall probably only use the tablet for when we're in a town, or for reading books.
I shall still take the laptop to use whilst on site, and use their WiFi.
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I only use WiFi for the odd email, check bank account, have a look at OOF occassionaly.
Mrs AA, on the other hand spends hours searching for local attractions, things to do and see etc. :)
She's obviously bored ;D
Very active woman is Mrs AA ;)