Re: What are YOUR TOP 5 FAVORITE programs, games, CAB's for TP2?
 

Any device I've owned for the last few years:

1) Total Commander. A must have.
2) QuickMenu
3) PhatNotes
4) Opera Mini
5) Pocket Informant

Now for this phone I'd like to add 2 more - iContact and iDial. Faster than stock contact app, more finger friendly, and with iDial I don't have to worry about accidentally dialing someone from previous calls list. Whomever made a default dialer work by single click was either idiotic or evil.

Now, there are two of my all time favs which I haven't installed yet - Pocket Breeze and iPhone Today. Still new to TF3D so I am letting looks win over substance ;)

Re: What are YOUR TOP 5 FAVORITE programs, games, CAB's for TP2?
 

opera.
skyfire
windows media player and the youtubeplay cab, i can rip old songs that you can't buy anymore off youtube :)
slingbox
being able to switch between sprint and tmobile on the same phone :)

Re: What are YOUR TOP 5 FAVORITE programs, games, CAB's for TP2?
 

LOL, I had to think about it.

#2 Sirius Radio

#3 Opera Mini5

#4 SPB Time

#5 GarminXT

~John

Re: What are YOUR TOP 5 FAVORITE programs, games, CAB's for TP2?
 

CRAP !!!!!!!!!! ive been rick rolled.................

Re: What are YOUR TOP 5 FAVORITE programs, games, CAB's for TP2?
 

I will give you a thanks for admitting it.

Re: What are YOUR TOP 5 FAVORITE programs, games, CAB's for TP2?
 

IM sure many have also fallen for that dastardly link but are still in shock :P

Re: What are YOUR TOP 5 FAVORITE programs, games, CAB's for TP2?
 

I'll admit it, I fell for it. And then, against my will, I found myself watching the WHOLE THING. And somewhere, deep inside of me, I enjoyed it! :confused2:

Re: What are YOUR TOP 5 FAVORITE programs, games, CAB's for TP2?
 

@snowmaiden - now thats sinking to a new low...

Re: What are YOUR TOP 5 FAVORITE programs, games, CAB's for TP2?
 

120.00 for the golf scorer program??? That's a bit steep.

Re: What are YOUR TOP 5 FAVORITE programs, games, CAB's for TP2?
 

I checked out skycaddie and also laser range finders. I really didn't want to pay an annual fee. I figured Mobile Golf Scorer was cheaper than either of those solutions, plus you can keep score with it. My biggest complaints are there is a learning curve with the app since it has a ton of features and also the the limited no. of courses that have GPS data in my area. The work around for the course selection is that it comes with a desktop app that lets you use google earth to map the course (or you can set marks as you go around your course. Surprisingly the google earth method is very accurate.