many available applications make the iPad of course the most. That’s why we bring you the weekly best, most interesting, best and most useful apps that absolutely must not be missed on your iPad. This week a flashcard app, a live TV app and an app wifi.
Google Maps
Since Google is no longer the maps application on the iPad and iPhone provides, there is a separate app for the iOS operating system available. Recently, this also optimized for the iPad . If you use multiple Google services, the interface will look familiar look like. It is in keeping with the other Google apps. The app is neatly designed with an emphasis on the card itself, not on different menus and buttons. This results in an easy app that is easy to operate.
One of the advantages of Google Maps over Apple Maps, is that cycle are supported. There is also extensive traffic available and synchronization with the browser version of the service cards. Google Maps can be downloaded for free from the App Store.
Netherlands 1 2 3 TV
A while back it was announced that the names of the public channels go vera others. These are changed to NPO 1, 2 and 3. In addition, anyone who has an Internet connection in Netherlands view these channels now live because through npo.nl is always a live stream available for all three channels. Now there is an app surfaced in the App Store. This shows simply see the website, but it is outside the bottom displays the channels. You can see all 11 channels of the PSBs view, including the Netherlands 1, 2 and 3, 24 News, Politics 24, Zappelin and Cultura 24. Also to access the guide. Easy
The app works very obvious, you tap on the desired channel and you can watch live TV watching. Only downside is that it only works in the Netherlands. But with a little knowledge you solve that using a VPN. The ‘Netherlands 1 2 3 TV app is free to download from the App Store.
Wi-Fi Finder
The holiday season is coming and many go abroad on holiday. As prices per MB in other countries often exceed the cost of a week shopping, it is wise not to access the Internet through 2, 3 or 4G. Instead, you’d better connect your iPad to a Wi-Fi access point. In most campsites, hotels and restaurants because it is one available.
To keep you there to look for is this app, Wi-Fi Finder. Home, type the location in advance, and you get a nice list of available Wi-Fi hotspots. You can choose whether you only want to see the free variants or even the paid access. So connect and use the internet but! Wi-Fi Finder is a free download from the App Store.
What apps do you use?
Do you still apps that really should not be left on an iPad? I love to read about it in the comments, then I take them for next time.
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