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Sid70 · 07-13-2011, 09:31 AM

I was thinking mobile is growing and so far there is not so many useful things really I can do on my iphone except emailing and using maps occasionally.

What services do you use mostly on the phone? May be there is something you would want to have and still its unavailable on the market?

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Markul · 07-13-2011, 09:43 AM

(not sure if you are ironic with the troll comment)

Are we talking about things we'd like to have built or thing we use? Anyhow...

I use my android for browsing, reading mails, calling/texting (duh), remembering stuff (calendar), taking pictures, as a flashlight if the power goes out, voice recording when I remember shit I need to remember when driving, GPS (driving and tracking my MTB trips), checking the angle on the slopes when I ride DH, checking song names when played on the radio, FB/G+ apps, angry birds when taking a dump. Oh as a clock when I forget my wrist watch, and I check the weather on it.

Almost everything syncs with my laptop, I've found evernote very useful. Endomondo for all sports activities, howsteep to check angles, Google Goggles to lookup stuff, oh and autocall recorder to record ALL incoming and outgoing calls. Filemanager to clean up, transfer things, SMS backup software and so on.

TheDA · 07-13-2011, 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Sid70

I was thinking mobile is growing and so far there is not so many useful things really I can do on my iphone except emailing and using maps occasionally.

What services do you use mostly on the phone? May be there is something you would want to have and still its unavailable on the market?

Trolls: Yes, I have a mil I want to invest into your idea

I email, talk, photograph, surf the web, write blog posts, watch TV, watch movies, listen to music, read the news, podcasts, read feeds from a host of sites I'm interested in. Probably a lot more but that's off the top of my head.

I have a faster mobile broadband speed over here than some people get on their landline so it's easy to do

Sid70 · 07-13-2011, 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Markul

(not sure if you are ironic with the troll comment)

Are we talking about things we'd like to have built or thing we use? Anyhow...

I use my android for browsing, reading mails, calling/texting (duh), remembering stuff (calendar), taking pictures, as a flashlight if the power goes out, voice recording when I remember shit I need to remember when driving, GPS (driving and tracking my MTB trips), checking the angle on the slopes when I ride DH, checking song names when played on the radio, FB/G+ apps, angry birds when taking a dump. Oh as a clock when I forget my wrist watch, and I check the weather on it.

Almost everything syncs with my laptop, I've found evernote very useful. Endomondo for all sports activities, howsteep to check angles, Google Goggles to lookup stuff, oh and autocall recorder to record ALL incoming and outgoing calls. Filemanager to clean up, transfer things, SMS backup software and so on.

That's mostly 'indoor' use of a phone... I mean MOBILE SERVICES based on GPS and WIRELESS INTERNET.... well, let me try an example... Say, I like to know what place in town is less crowded for a game tonite... i want to see this LIVE, with some sort of graphic interface not a silly notepad list...

Jim_Gunn · 07-13-2011, 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Sid70

That's mostly 'indoor' use of a phone... I mean MOBILE SERVICES based on GPS and WIRELESS INTERNET.... well, let me try an example... Say, I like to know what place in town is less crowded for a game tonite... i want to see this LIVE, with some sort of graphic interface not a silly notepad list...

I know you aren't responding to me but how are those smartphone services and apps the previous poster listed 'indoor' use of phone? All those services work inside and out, in the car and on the go, in town or in a strange city while traveling. As for your question, I don't even understand how what you are asking could be possible, or at least practical. "..place in town less crowded for a game"? You mean you want to figure out which local bar to go to and watch a sports event which has the least people in it? How could a smartphone tell you that? Is Google supposed to set up cameras in front of every bar and club in your town and use some technology to somehow count the people going through the door or something and have an app that updates that in a graphical interface in real time, lol?

Sid70 · 07-13-2011, 10:29 AM

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I know you aren't responding to me but how are those smartphone services and apps the previous poster listed 'indoor' use of phone? All those services work inside and out, in the car and on the go, in town or in a strange city while traveling. As for your question, I don't even understand how what you are asking could be possible, or at least practical. "..place in town less crowded for a game"? You mean you want to figure out which local bar to go to and watch a sports event which has the least people in it? How could a smartphone tell you that? Is Google supposed to set up cameras in front of every bar and club in your town and use some technology to somehow count the people going through the door or something and have an app that updates that in a graphical interface in real time, lol?

Question is having 4G internet phone usage of it is still not loaded even a 1%.

Jim_Gunn · 07-13-2011, 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Sid70

Question is having 4G internet phone usage of it is still not loaded even a 1%.

Is English your first language? Because this garbled sentence fragment doesn't make grammatical sense nor does it explain anything.

Chosen · 07-13-2011, 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Jim_Gunn

Is English your first language? Because this garbled sentence fragment doesn't make grammatical sense nor does it explain anything.

Sid70 · 07-13-2011, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Jim_Gunn

Is English your first language? Because this garbled sentence fragment doesn't make grammatical sense nor does it explain anything.

I have a phone that supports 4G, still, services offered for 4G usage are just a few, there should be more, many more internet based services.

See, how hard i try to explain it? English is not even my 2nd language, I dont blame you for not speaking Russian or Ukrainian, but I guess I should, bcs your tolerance level is zero.

Jim_Gunn · 07-13-2011, 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Sid70

I have a phone that supports 4G, still, services offered for 4G usage are just a few, there should be more, many more internet based services.

See, how hard i try to explain it? English is not even my 2nd language, I dont blame you for not speaking Russian or Ukrainian, but I guess I should, bcs your tolerance level is zero.

You're forgiven for not making grammatical sense in English then. But still, your question is strange. 4G is just a type of connection, slightly or more than slightly faster than 3G. It doesn't affect the type of apps or services that you can use. The same services or apps that work on 3G also work the same way on 4G. Google and iphone have some very useful apps, but not every convenience that your imagination may dream up is possible or practical.

Sid70 · 07-13-2011, 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Jim_Gunn

You're forgiven for not making grammatical sense in English then. But still, your question is strange. 4G is just a type of connection, slightly or more than slightly faster than 3G. It doesn't affect the type of apps or services that you can use. The same services or apps that work on 3G also work the same way on 4G. Google and iphone have some very useful apps, but not every convenience that your imagination may dream up is possible or practical.

You are born arguing, mate.
Stop, please.

4G here is faster then 3G and its really faster, not slightly faster.

I should have put more thinking into forming this thread to make it clear.

My question is probably is do you know of any service that uses your device internet to reflect real time data, and it's not simple as weather updates or stock data... Something else...

TheDA · 07-13-2011, 11:52 AM

It's getting lost in translation.

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Markul Likes Pie Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: The land that liberated porn Posts: 12,401	(not sure if you are ironic with the troll comment) Are we talking about things we'd like to have built or thing we use? Anyhow... I use my android for browsing, reading mails, calling/texting (duh), remembering stuff (calendar), taking pictures, as a flashlight if the power goes out, voice recording when I remember shit I need to remember when driving, GPS (driving and tracking my MTB trips), checking the angle on the slopes when I ride DH, checking song names when played on the radio, FB/G+ apps, angry birds when taking a dump. Oh as a clock when I forget my wrist watch, and I check the weather on it. Almost everything syncs with my laptop, I've found evernote very useful. Endomondo for all sports activities, howsteep to check angles, Google Goggles to lookup stuff, oh and autocall recorder to record ALL incoming and outgoing calls. Filemanager to clean up, transfer things, SMS backup software and so on.

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