Ski Applications for the IPhone/IPod Touch

AllyG wrote:What's an iphone? I have my phone (is that the same thing?).

Ally

Ally, "my phone is an iphone" but if yours has a length of cord coming out from the bottom it's not 8)

Ian Wickham wrote:

Tony_H wrote:Thought so. I dont have an Iphone so might look into getting one with my O2 upgrade next month.

You don't have an iphone....................Gosh !!!!!

Do they have mobile phones in South Lincolnshire ?????? 8)

Who's "they"?

Ian Wickham wrote:

Tony_H wrote:Thought so. I dont have an Iphone so might look into getting one with my O2 upgrade next month.

You don't have an iphone....................Gosh !!!!!

Do they have mobile phones in South Lincolnshire ?????? 8)

Yes, we do.

But unlike you Naaaarfolk boys, we don't have coal fired televisions.

skidaddle wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

Tony_H wrote:Thought so. I dont have an Iphone so might look into getting one with my O2 upgrade next month.

You don't have an iphone....................Gosh !!!!!

Do they have mobile phones in South Lincolnshire ?????? 8)

Yes, we do.

But unlike you Naaaarfolk boys, we don't have coal fired televisions.

I not gonna argue the point on this one because where I live we have no street lights :shock: :shock:

Ian Wickham wrote:

skidaddle wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

Tony_H wrote:Thought so. I dont have an Iphone so might look into getting one with my O2 upgrade next month.

You don't have an iphone....................Gosh !!!!!
Do they have mobile phones in South Lincolnshire ?????? 8)

Yes, we do.
But unlike you Naaaarfolk boys, we don't have coal fired televisions.

I not gonna argue the point on this one because where I live we have no street lights :shock: :shock:

Eeh lad, thaats sheer luxory. We have no street lights, no sunshine, it's either raining or snowing, t'postman calls once a fortnight, and, we are restricted to dial-up internet, have to rely on t'dongle.
An' you try telling that to the young folk of today.

I've been tringmst to compile a facebook application... but it is rubbish!
http://apps.facebook.com/aus-adv-sbf/

See... I told you it was rubbish!

The Ski School app looks pretty good: www.skischoolapp.com
HD video clips of ski technique tips. Free version,or £3.99 for full versions (3 different levels)

Now I have recently entered the world of iphones, I have collected the following skiing apps which I am yet to test out in resort:

Skimaps - simply pick a resort and download the piste map. Much easier than getting the paper one out on the lift, and a big database to choose from.

Maprika - not entirely sure what this will do for me yet, but I downloaded it for a reason last week.

Simply Piste - online skiwear and hardware.

Snow report - obviously a guide to the weather with live webcams too.

Snoveo - more snow reports and weather. I like to double check.

Ski Tracks - now this is the one I really want to try, as it tracks your usage in a day, and reports back with distance, top and average speed, vertical etc and then gives you a piste map of your resort with what you've done in the day as well as a google earth image with your ski tracks painted in! I like.