I must admit that having had an iPhone from the 3G to current the whole interface is starting to really feel old now.
The new active and informative home screens/lock screens of android, especially sense UI from HTC is starting to impress me more
Only problem i have is feeling a bit tied into the whole apple ecosystem and investment in apps etc
But i really think iOS5 needs to be something much more special ... its fine functionality wise, it just needs to feel fresh again ... even more so with android and Windows Phone 7 coming on strong
1. Get books on CD, or The Teaching Company lectures, rip them, synch them to your iPhone, and listen;
2. Get Slingbox and the Slingbox app and watch television on your iPhone anywhere any time;
3. Get satellite radio and the Sirius app; lots of interesting stations and programs;
4. Buy some stocks and track them with StockWatch;
5. Learn French, then get the France 24 app and watch the news in French; Get the Ultralingua bilingual dictionary;
6. Get Starmap, and learn astronomy;
7. Get Flyby, then go outside to watch satellites and the International Space Station move across the sky; then show your friends;
8. Get 100 Pushups and follow its directions so you can do a hundred pushups one day;
9. Get Epicurious and follow the recipes to make an interesting dinner for yourself and your family or friends;
10. Madden NFL 10;
11. Real Racing;
12. Get iBooks and or Kindle app, get some good books and read them;
13. Get iMapMyRide, take it with you on a long bicycle ride, then upload your ride and share it with friends; do this every day, increasing your speed, duration, and hill-climbing ability; do a charity ride using the app to give you directions;
14. Get Chirp USA, and learn to identify birds by their calls as well as their appearance; put out bird feeders in your backyard and see how many you can attract and identity;
15. Get Morse Code Study Buddy, learn Morse Code, then get Amateur Radio Exam Prep, and get your ham radio license; join your local ham radio club, or buy your own radio, put up an antenna, and communicate with people all over the world;
16. Get HikeGPS, find a hiking trail near you, and take a nice long hike in the woods;
Life's a banquet and most poor suckers are starving to death.
I would suggest go outside. There's a whole world outside of the iphone. I know, hard to believe.
Awesome post, there's a few things on this list that I never thought of before that I think I might try. ^_^1. Get books on CD, or The Teaching Company lectures, rip them, synch them to your iPhone, and listen;
2. Get Slingbox and the Slingbox app and watch television on your iPhone anywhere any time;
3. Get satellite radio and the Sirius app; lots of interesting stations and programs;
4. Buy some stocks and track them with StockWatch;
5. Learn French, then get the France 24 app and watch the news in French; Get the Ultralingua bilingual dictionary;
6. Get Starmap, and learn astronomy;
7. Get Flyby, then go outside to watch satellites and the International Space Station move across the sky; then show your friends;
8. Get 100 Pushups and follow its directions so you can do a hundred pushups one day;
9. Get Epicurious and follow the recipes to make an interesting dinner for yourself and your family or friends;
10. Madden NFL 10;
11. Real Racing;
12. Get iBooks and or Kindle app, get some good books and read them;
13. Get iMapMyRide, take it with you on a long bicycle ride, then upload your ride and share it with friends; do this every day, increasing your speed, duration, and hill-climbing ability; do a charity ride using the app to give you directions;
14. Get Chirp USA, and learn to identify birds by their calls as well as their appearance; put out bird feeders in your backyard and see how many you can attract and identity;
15. Get Morse Code Study Buddy, learn Morse Code, then get Amateur Radio Exam Prep, and get your ham radio license; join your local ham radio club, or buy your own radio, put up an antenna, and communicate with people all over the world;
16. Get HikeGPS, find a hiking trail near you, and take a nice long hike in the woods;
Life's a banquet and most poor suckers are starving to death.
I've had my iPhone 4 for a few weeks now and I have to admit during the first week or so I literally couldnt put the thing down but now the novelty factor is starting to wear off and I'm only really using it to txt/make calls/check emails now.
Can someone suggest some killer apps or cool thing the iPhone can do? wouldnt find paying for some good quality apps.
1. Get books on CD, or The Teaching Company lectures, rip them, synch them to your iPhone, and listen;
2. Get Slingbox and the Slingbox app and watch television on your iPhone anywhere any time;
3. Get satellite radio and the Sirius app; lots of interesting stations and programs;
4. Buy some stocks and track them with StockWatch;
5. Learn French, then get the France 24 app and watch the news in French; Get the Ultralingua bilingual dictionary;
6. Get Starmap, and learn astronomy;
7. Get Flyby, then go outside to watch satellites and the International Space Station move across the sky; then show your friends;
8. Get 100 Pushups and follow its directions so you can do a hundred pushups one day;
9. Get Epicurious and follow the recipes to make an interesting dinner for yourself and your family or friends;
10. Madden NFL 10;
11. Real Racing;
12. Get iBooks and or Kindle app, get some good books and read them;
13. Get iMapMyRide, take it with you on a long bicycle ride, then upload your ride and share it with friends; do this every day, increasing your speed, duration, and hill-climbing ability; do a charity ride using the app to give you directions;
14. Get Chirp USA, and learn to identify birds by their calls as well as their appearance; put out bird feeders in your backyard and see how many you can attract and identity;
15. Get Morse Code Study Buddy, learn Morse Code, then get Amateur Radio Exam Prep, and get your ham radio license; join your local ham radio club, or buy your own radio, put up an antenna, and communicate with people all over the world;
16. Get HikeGPS, find a hiking trail near you, and take a nice long hike in the woods;
Life's a banquet and most poor suckers are starving to death.
lol at all those people telling me to go outside and get a life, I come on an iPhone forum asking for cool new things I can do with my iPhone and get told off by some iPhone nerds who pretty much dwell on these boards to go outside and get a life.
oh god the irony
PS: to those who contributed thank you very much will definitely try out the ones mentioned in this thread
I have the perfect cure for your boredom issue. Sell your IP4 and pick up any other phone out there. You'll be running back to your nearest AT&T or Apple store in few days.
/problem solved![]()
Sounds like me when I attempted to make a switch, a few times.
1. Get books on CD, or The Teaching Company lectures, rip them, synch them to your iPhone, and listen;
2. Get Slingbox and the Slingbox app and watch television on your iPhone anywhere any time;
3. Get satellite radio and the Sirius app; lots of interesting stations and programs;
4. Buy some stocks and track them with StockWatch;
5. Learn French, then get the France 24 app and watch the news in French; Get the Ultralingua bilingual dictionary;
6. Get Starmap, and learn astronomy;
7. Get Flyby, then go outside to watch satellites and the International Space Station move across the sky; then show your friends;
8. Get 100 Pushups and follow its directions so you can do a hundred pushups one day;
9. Get Epicurious and follow the recipes to make an interesting dinner for yourself and your family or friends;
10. Madden NFL 10;
11. Real Racing;
12. Get iBooks and or Kindle app, get some good books and read them;
13. Get iMapMyRide, take it with you on a long bicycle ride, then upload your ride and share it with friends; do this every day, increasing your speed, duration, and hill-climbing ability; do a charity ride using the app to give you directions;
14. Get Chirp USA, and learn to identify birds by their calls as well as their appearance; put out bird feeders in your backyard and see how many you can attract and identity;
15. Get Morse Code Study Buddy, learn Morse Code, then get Amateur Radio Exam Prep, and get your ham radio license; join your local ham radio club, or buy your own radio, put up an antenna, and communicate with people all over the world;
16. Get HikeGPS, find a hiking trail near you, and take a nice long hike in the woods;
Life's a banquet and most poor suckers are starving to death.