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From: Robert Scott on 5 Dec 2009 09:31 There is now an iPhone app to check your tachometer. It is called "Engine RPM" and it is in the Utilities category in the App Store. It uses the sound of the engine to determine RPM as accurately as an optical tach. It works on any engine that makes noise: small planes, motorcycles, R/C models, etc. This app is based on our "RPM from Sound" freeware Pocket PC app that has been available for years. But this iPhone app is more reliable, easier to operate, and covers the range 500 to 90,000 RPM. Robert Scott Real-Time Specialties Ypsilanti, Michigan
From: Nev.. on 6 Dec 2009 04:22 Jeff R. wrote: > Still think $12 is steep? Sure is. I think the most expensive app I have spent money on cost me $8.99, but that one actually saves me money every time I use it. Nev.. '08 DL1000K8
From: Jeff R. on 6 Dec 2009 04:46 Nev.. wrote: > Jeff R. wrote: > > > Still think $12 is steep? > > Sure is. I think the most expensive app I have spent money on cost me > $8.99, but that one actually saves me money every time I use it. > > Nev.. > '08 DL1000K8 All things are relative. $12 is a lot compared to $0.00, but not much compared to $350. BTW - tach app is pretty much meh. Only digital display, and takes some fiddling to get it to settle down on the Bonnie. Definitely not to be relied on. Interesting, though, and actually pretty clever. -- Jeff R.
From: G-S on 6 Dec 2009 05:25 Marty H wrote: > > and anyone else, do apps designed for the iPhone work on the iPod > touch? I have no need for an iPhone cos I have to have a Crackberry > for work, but I am hearing pretty good things about the Touch and at > 1/3 the price. > The iPod touch can access the app store as long as you are in a wifi area and it will run all of the apps that the iPhone 3G will run that don't require mobile phone access. There are some apps that require the GPS/compass hardware that is only in the newer iPhone 3GS (eg the Tom Tom GPS software). But the iPod touch will run the vast majority of apps from the app store. G-S
From: Nev.. on 6 Dec 2009 06:09
Jeff R. wrote: > Nev.. wrote: >> Jeff R. wrote: >> >>> Still think $12 is steep? >> Sure is. I think the most expensive app I have spent money on cost me >> $8.99, but that one actually saves me money every time I use it. >> >> Nev.. >> '08 DL1000K8 > > All things are relative. > $12 is a lot compared to $0.00, but not much compared to $350. Yes indeed, compared to the majority of the iphone apps, $12 is VERY expensive. Nev.. '08 DL1000K8 |