New Smart Phone

cinderfella

I would be lost without filmon app.
The only way to get tv via internet in Cyprus & it's free.:j

Kingsransom

BBC iPlayer
Google have a lot of good free apps - Navigation is particularly good.
BBC News
Tune In Radio - prob the best Radio tuner. Has alarms, sleep timers lots of great features.
TVCatchup
Just to name a few

Oh and apparently 70% of smartphone owners recover there phone if they have a security app installed.

I use Cerberus Security for Android.

System

Sosdon wrote: »

Just dragged myself into the smart phone market.
It came with quite a few apps installed , just after a few pointers as to what Apps are essential ?

Which ones do you find invaluable , do any Apps save you money etc etc,,,

Thanks in advance ...

Now that I have become a tablet owner/user and I'm having a bit of trouble with my mobile, I too am wondering if I should take that last step and join the smart phone brigade.

The thing is, my mobile tariff is decidedly low, less than £20 per month, (120mins, 200 texts and ? mb which I have never used, simply because i am afraid of any incurring costs as I don't know what my mb allowance would stretch to).

So, could a smart phone be bought cheap? Could I continue with a low monthly tariff?

DCFC79

islandman wrote: »

Now that I have become a tablet owner/user and I'm having a bit of trouble with my mobile, I too am wondering if I should take that last step and join the smart phone brigade.

The thing is, my mobile tariff is decidedly low, less than £20 per month, (120mins, 200 texts and ? mb which I have never used, simply because i am afraid of any incurring costs as I don't know what my mb allowance would stretch to).

So, could a smart phone be bought cheap? Could I continue with a low monthly tariff?

Yes to both questions, all depends on your budget as to what phone you buy sim free.