what iPhone/iPad/touch apps have you paid for?[views:1670][posts:12]_______________________________________ [Aug 18,2010 11:56am - the_reverend ""] 1) iSSH 2) command and conquer 3) sticky notes (never use) 4) Xmarks 5) good reader 6) geometry wars 7) iFitness HD |
| ____________________________________ [Aug 18,2010 11:57am - Lich_King ""] Ghost Radar. It's fun enough. |
| ________________________________________ [Aug 18,2010 11:57am - boblovesmusic ""] Ghost Radar? |
| ______________________________________________ [Aug 18,2010 11:58am - grimlordbleakdeath ""] darkscreen (keeps my iphone grim) |
| ________________________________________ [Aug 18,2010 11:59am - boblovesmusic ""] my friend has Air Attack, it's fun as hell! |
| ________________________________________ [Aug 18,2010 12:00pm - Alexecutioner ""] paid for? NONE, jailbreak that shit or you are a pussy |
| ____________________________________________ [Aug 18,2010 12:01pm - FuckIsMySignature ""] i refuse to pay another 30.00 a month to get access to "apps" |
| _____________________________________ [Aug 18,2010 12:01pm - arilliusbm ""] too much. my phone is littered with random shit |
| ____________________________________ [Aug 18,2010 12:05pm - arktouros ""] i have all free apps, except for chess which was $2 last.fm google apps shakespeare french tutor 23,000 + public domain books ebay app npr app yep |
| ____________________________________ [Aug 18,2010 12:28pm - Lich_King ""] boblovesmusic said:Ghost Radar? Yeah... supposedly acclimates to the room and then uses the device's sensors to "read" electromagnetic fluctuations around you. It gives you the locations of anomalies on a radar and interprets words, speaks them and logs the records. I've had mine say, over the course of hours, "fewer spell aloud sound cave construction property himself rich merely pleasant grew ability those piece cut certainly former christmas Ben forth nation he'd bare that damage brush require" |
| ________________________________________ [Aug 18,2010 12:39pm - Alexecutioner ""] Lich_King said: boblovesmusic said:Ghost Radar? Yeah... supposedly acclimates to the room and then uses the device's sensors to "read" electromagnetic fluctuations around you. It gives you the locations of anomalies on a radar and interprets words, speaks them and logs the records. I've had mine say, over the course of hours, "fewer spell aloud sound cave construction property himself rich merely pleasant grew ability those piece cut certainly former christmas Ben forth nation he'd bare that damage brush require" i refuse to believe an average cell phone has such capabilities |
| ___________________________________ [Aug 18,2010 1:03pm - Lich_King ""] Here's the official explanation. Is it total bullshit? I have NO way of telling, I can't tell you what an iphone can do. I just think the app is fun. Like a ouija board for the iphone. How does Ghost Radar work? Modern mobile devices are amazing devices filled with sensors and transceivers. To name a few, there is a WiFi transceiver, a touch sensor, an acceleromete, a phone transceiver, a microphone, and a magnetometer. As you can see there are plenty of ways for paranormal activity to interact with the device, the trick is to interpret the readings from these sensors and receivers and present them in a way to help track the paranormal activity. The majority of equipment used to hunt for paranormal activity was not originally designed to hunt ghosts and do not find the majority of their use in the paranormal. For example EMF detectors and KII meters were designed for electrical work and are used predominantly in that field, not the paranormal. Also, IR cameras were originally developed during the Korean War for the military to find enemies in the dark. These days IR cameras are mostly used by firefighters, astronomy, police, etc. Even though these devices were not originally designed for the field of paranormal they do seem to be the most effective tools in the hunt for the unknown. Ghost Radar enables your mobile device to be used for the paranormal even though the device was not originally designed for the paranormal, just like the EMF detector, KII meter, and IR camera. The readings that Ghost Radar presents are open to your interpretation and up for debate. Ghost Radar uses a variety of readings from the sensors on the iPhone and iPod touch to measure anomalous changes in the Quantum Flux (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_fluctuation). A large portion of the flux readings come from the background anomalies of the accelerometer. These sensor readings come in constantly and have only very minor changes. Ghost Radar tracks these readings and analyzes them; watching for strange behavior. Based on a multitude of different readings and historical trends Ghost Radar uses its proprietary algorithm to present various visual and audible representations of the readings. |
| ___________________________________ [Aug 18,2010 1:22pm - arktouros ""] Lich_King said: there is a WiFi transceiver, a touch sensor, an accelerometer, a phone transceiver, a microphone, and a magnetometer. i don't know what a magnetometer is (microphone? haha) but the touch sensor detects electromagnetic emissions from your fingertips/nose/whatever. so it sounds like this program gets input from all those things and outputs whatever it wants. |