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Favorite Smartphone Applications

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I did some searching on the forum, but was unable to find anything that discusses folks favorite smart-phone applications, especially those that would aid us in topics that come up here on NJGF or with NJ Firearms topics in general. In my search for a Police Scanner application for my new Android-based phone, I came across this application for "New Jersey Criminal Code - 2C". It costs a few bucks, but I think it would be nice to have with me on my phone. Does anyone have this exact application by chance and would you care to comment?

 

Regardless, feel free to list your favorite apps for your smart-phone. If you can, please distinguish between operating systems.

 

 

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mobi.ccjr.law.newjersey.penal&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsIm1vYmkuY2Nqci5sYXcubmV3amVyc2V5LnBlbmFsIl0.

iPhone:

Legal heat, where to shoot & CCW

Oh, and iphone not gun related:

Key ring - it stores all those stupid discount cards so you don't have them on your keychain.

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Great suggestions guys. Keep them coming. I did find an Android version of Key Ring and installed that. Now I can take those cards of my keychain.

Great suggestions guys. Keep them coming. I did find an Android version of Key Ring and installed that. Now I can take those cards of my keychain.

 

Be careful though, some places can't scan them on the phone. My supermarket is one of them. If nothing else though you at least have the number with you still, and they should be able to do it manually.

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Be careful though, some places can't scan them on the phone. My supermarket is one of them. If nothing else though you at least have the number with you still, and they should be able to do it manually.

 

 

Yea, I did read about the certain types of scanners not being able to scan the screen. It will be my luck that Acme, CVS and Dick's will not be able to scan. They're the only cards I have at this time.

Yea, I did read about the certain types of scanners not being able to scan the screen. It will be my luck that Acme, CVS and Dick's will not be able to scan. They're the only cards I have at this time.

 

Actually it works at my CVS, so you should be good there. I can't say for the other two though, but my supermarket is A&P.

The cashiers are used to it, they will either scan your phone or just type the card number in. Won't even raise an eyebrow.

Reticle ranger (Range calculator)

Target Calculator

Shooter ($10.00)

Reloading Buddy and Reloading Caluclator

Bubble (level)

Mil. Calculate

 

All Android Apps

Actually it works at my CVS, so you should be good there. I can't say for the other two though, but my supermarket is A&P.

 

It will not work at Staples, they can just type the number in though.

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Personally, I wish all these places would stop trying to make you think you're "in their special club" and do away with these reward cards. Do away with all of them, take those monies spent in managing them and lower the stores prices by 3% or whatever it works out to be.

my favorites that I use (iPhone):

Pandora - bluetoothed into my surround sound

Instagram for photo's

iHandy Level - a level for when I am doing projects around the house

Gasbuddy - to find the cheapest gas nearby

Shazam - to grab the title of the song playing on the radio

I hate them too, but usually you need them to get the sale price. Half the time I don't remember what phone number I had when I signed up, as ive moved a few times and I don't give out my cell. That's another great thing about the app - you can scan a friends card if you don't want to sign up with a store, just want to get the sale price when you do go. I think you can even share them via email.

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my favorites that I use (iPhone):

Pandora - bluetoothed into my surround sound

Instagram for photo's

iHandy Level - a level for when I am doing projects around the house

Gasbuddy - to find the cheapest gas nearby

Shazam - to grab the title of the song playing on the radio

 

 

Thanks, I had already been using Gasbuddy, but hadn't heard of iHandy Level. I'll have to check that out.

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Most places that you need a card to scan IE Shoprite, CVS, ETC.. if you just give them your phone # they will look you up. I never have the actual swipe cards with me.

Photo safe for iPhone. It lets you hide all of your racy / private pics inside the app with a password required to access them. The cool thing is, you can set up a dummy password to give to your wife, and then she will only see what you want her too, not the pics of your girlfriend! There is even a log telling you when the app was accessed using the dummy password! I don't have the energy to juggle 2 women, but I like to keep some pics private in case my phone is lost or one of my nieces or nephews plays with it.

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Most places that you need a card to scan IE Shoprite, CVS, ETC.. if you just give them your phone # they will look you up. I never have the actual swipe cards with me.

 

 

I understand now. Thanks.

Love Waze for android, lets you know where accidents are, speed traps, and anything else you come across on the road. its updated in realtime by people who have the Waze app

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