Your most useful iPad apps?
Got my iPad2 this week. Logos was my #1 reason for buying it and was my first install.
Outside of Logos, what apps do you find most useful?
Helping people find seminary scholarships and church jobs.
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Outside of Logos, what apps do you find most useful?
Angry Birds.
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most-used apps on my part
- drop box
- nextag
- kindle
- discover (excellent wikipedia app)
- friendly (Facebook)
- perfect browser (has tabbed browsing with tabs running in parallel, find in page, force desktop web rendering as opposed to mobile, and more...but I understand atom browser or something like that has all this plus adblock. Also: I understand rooted ipads can have a different default browser selected)
- evernote (major win)
- instapaper
- sportscentral
- amazon (makes sense since I have an amazon prime account)
- iTim text (I use this because it's compatible with google voice and can use that number)
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most-used apps on my part
- drop box
- nextag
- kindle
- discover (excellent wikipedia app)
- friendly (Facebook)
- perfect browser (has tabbed browsing with tabs running in parallel, find in page, force desktop web rendering as opposed to mobile, and more...but I understand atom browser or something like that has all this plus adblock. Also: I understand rooted ipads can have a different default browser selected)
- evernote (major win)
- instapaper
- sportscentral
- amazon (makes sense since I have an amazon prime account)
- iTim text (I use this because it's compatible with google voice and can use that number)
Not Logos!!!!?????????????????
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I use splashtop which is a cheap but very effective remote access tool. For about $2.99 i can access my laptop and use the full features of Logos. This allows me to do reading and highlighting. It works really well for me.
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Not Logos!!!!?????????????????
LOL! Since Ryan said he already had that, I figured there was no need for repeat. But yes, I use that a lot too!
EDIT:
Outside of Logos,
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These are the apps that I find myself using all the time.
- CalenGoo
- Kindle
- Instapaper
- iThoughtsHD
- Keynote
- Byline
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Logos is the reason I bought my iPad and my most valuable app. After that,
PaperDesk - for note taking while using Logos
Dropbox
MLB.com - get to watch the New York Yankees in Mississippi! Who'd a thunk it?
Dishnetwork app - get to watch my home TV DVR (live or recorded programs) anywhere there is 3G or wifi!
Kindle and Nook apps
Netflix
Audible.com
Chess Free - for playing chess and chatting with my son who lives 600 miles away.
Zinio - magazine subscriptions - National Geographic, etc.
Starwalk - astronomy progragm - point iPad at a star and identify it - Wow!
"In all cases, the Church is to be judged by the Scripture, not the Scripture by the Church," John Wesley0 -
PaperDesk - for note taking while using Logos
How does this compare to Evernote? Any idea?
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Logos
TeamViewer (to remote control full Logos on Mac/PC)
BibleReader5 (highlighting & notes for teaching)
GoodReader
Dropbox
Mail/Calendar/Contacts
Friendly (Facebook)
GoSkyWatch
Pages
Numbers
Keynote
DocsToGo
Kindle Reader
Netflix
Photos
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"evernote (major win)"
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For news: BBC News, Mr Reader, Telegraph.
Productivity: Pages, Numbers, Evernote, 1Password, DropBox, iTeleport, HP15C, Convertbot, Skype.
Games: Carcassonne, Catan HD, WordsWithFriends, Backgammon, Osmos HD.
Also AppStore as I'm always looking for something else, (as well as Safari)0 -
Outside of Logos, what apps do you find most useful?
Although I do have others, I use these quite often.
- Dropbox
- Quickoffice
- Evernote
- PrintCentral (also Print n Share)
- Side by Side
- IMDB
- Weather Channel
- FoxNews
- Charisma (news)
- Blastr
- Friendly
- iBooks
- Vyrso
{charley}
running Logos Bible Software 6.0a: Collector's Edition on HP e9220y (AMD Phenom II X4 2.60GHz 8.00GB 64-bit Win 7 Pro SP1) & iPad (mini) apps.
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Wolfram Alpha
That sounds interesting ... I'll take a closer look at it. From the moniker I would have never looked at it.[:P]
{charley}
running Logos Bible Software 6.0a: Collector's Edition on HP e9220y (AMD Phenom II X4 2.60GHz 8.00GB 64-bit Win 7 Pro SP1) & iPad (mini) apps.
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Not Logos!!!!?????????????????
LOL! Since Ryan said he already had that, I figured there was no need for repeat. But yes, I use that a lot too!
EDIT:
Outside of Logos,
Fairplay. [:D] Missed the 'Outside of Logos' part of Ryan's post.
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PocketInformant [Y][Y]
This is a great datebook and task manager and the developer is a believer!
Armin
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NoteTaker HD (I use my iPad2 to take notes during counseling sessions and this app is the best note taking program I have found).
FileApp--to use iPad as mass USB storage for files I need on the go and offline
Appshopper--find awesome apps and amazing deals
GoodReader
DropBox
Documents to Go
I Annotate PDF
Skype
PageOnce (Money, Finance, and Travel Rewards Manangement)
TripTracker (this is actually an iphone app but is the travel manager counterpart of Pageonce)
Samsung Series 7; Windows 8 64 bit; Intel Core i7-3635QM @2.4GHz; 8 GB RAM; 1 GB NVIDIA GeForce GT640M
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My most used programs are:
1. OmniFocus
2. Things
3. Kindle
4. Logos
5. Pages
6. Keynote
7. Relationship
8. ESV Study Bible (Olive Tree)
iMac 27 inch, 3.1 GHz Core i5, 1T HD, 4 GB RAM
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Did you get the regular PocketInformant or the HD? How is this better than using Microsoft's Outlook? Thanks.
Angelia in Georgia
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- iAnnotate PDF (allows for marking up notes in PDF form. I use for teaching classes.)
- Drop Box
- Slideshow Remote (I control PPT slideshows and can easily see the PPT notes. Thus I take my iPad2 to the stage when preaching).
- MyPad+ (Facebook app)
- Vyrso (I have Kindle app, but this is going to be my reading app of choice for Christian books!)
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Did you get the regular PocketInformant or the HD? How is this better than using Microsoft's Outlook? Thanks.
Angelia in Georgia
Must admit, I've been looking at the HD version of PI but been hesitant to stump up the dosh for it, despite using PI on my iPhone all the time. Just seems to grate having to find another £8 for the iPad version when I already have bought the iPhone version. But I would like it. I'm hoping there will be a discount when v2 is announced (futile, I know, but I just can't bite the bullet with this one yet.)0 -
I used a bunch of apps already mentioned but one i didn't see mentioned that I love is Flipboard. Awesome app that allows you to follow RSS feeds and it makes it look like a magazine. I follow a number of blogs (including logos) on my flipboard (I used to use Pulse but this is a million times nicer on the Ipad)
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Had an iPod Touch for 2 years. God a refurbished iPad 1 this week. Most valuable apps:
- OliveTree Bible
- Laridian Bible
- PocketInformant Calendar
- Kindle (Ignatius Study Bible)
- Engadget
- Documents to Go (mainly theological articles)
Actually, I only have the free iPod Touch / Ipad version of Logos. Still deciding if I need what it offers.
I will be posting some "newbie questions" soon. Grateful if when it goes up any of you can spare the time to answer. I will start a different thread.
God Bless,
Richard.
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Now Fipboard has got to be the coolest app I've ever seen! Thanks for the headsup!
running Logos Bible Software 6.0a: Collector's Edition on HP e9220y (AMD Phenom II X4 2.60GHz 8.00GB 64-bit Win 7 Pro SP1) & iPad (mini) apps.
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The ones I use the most (where do I start[:#]):
1. MacJournal - journaling app and works great for note taking
2. Goodreader - reads almost all formats (pdf, pages, keynote,numbers (and there MS counterparts) Also allows you to mark up and save the pdf's with annotations. Has a good file management capability and sync's with Dropbox and Mobile me)
3. Dropbox - of course
4. Flipbook
5. Pageonce Pro Money and Bills (& trip tracker for travel) - Tracks all my bank/credit card/utility/travel (frequent flyer/rental car/hotel) accounts and sends notices when bills are due.
6. Flipbook - awesome!!!
7. Bento - basic database with easy ti use templates and syncs with Bento on Mac, sorry no windows version
8. Navigon - GPS software same app for iPad and iPhone, with turn by turn directions
9. Instapaper - lets you save links to articles to read later
10. Mindnode - mind mapping software, if you use Mindmanager Mindjet just released a iPad version.
11. Epicurious - cookbook
12. Weber's On the Grill - Recipe and grilling instructions
13. Pages/Keynote/Numbers (naturally)
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PaperDesk - for note taking while using Logos
How does this compare to Evernote? Any idea?
For me it is simpler. Cut and paste from Logos to PaperDesk works great. I can type, draw, write notes with a stylus (or my finger) in PaperDesk. I can save notebooks or email them to my laptop, or dropbox them. I can record thoughts and attach them.
Evernote may do all this equally well. PaperDesk seems to me my needs.
However, I would be interested in what Evernote can do.
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Thank you, everyone! I shall consult this thread when I next go online!
I use Dropbox, Freebooks, Prayer Partner, PDF Notes.
I have Skype and Kindle, but hardly use them at the moment.
Next time I go online, I shall get Vyrson to read 3 Vyrso books I got on the iPad. Do you know, Bonhoeffer at Amazon UK is tgwice the price of the same book at Amazon US, but Amazon US wouldn't sell it to me - so Logos/Vyrso got my trade!
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I use splashtop which is a cheap but very effective remote access tool. For about $2.99 i can access my laptop and use the full features of Logos. This allows me to do reading and highlighting. It works really well for me.
+1 Excellent app. Using it now so I can reply on forum using iPad.
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Is that the one by Connex?You can also use an app called "forums" to reply in the Logos forums from the iPad.
running Logos Bible Software 6.0a: Collector's Edition on HP e9220y (AMD Phenom II X4 2.60GHz 8.00GB 64-bit Win 7 Pro SP1) & iPad (mini) apps.
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