Web TV 92 - Swann Home Security & Android Apps

SiJ30 July 2010

I love the Retro Camera Android app. Does it come with a free Dionne South? By the way please come back and host WebTV again.

hugh01 August 2010

Dear SiJ - your crush on Dionne is really getting out of hand ... :-)

Andrew01 August 2010

Opera mini really should have been in that top 5 somewhere.

s990405502 August 2010

Is Dionne ever coming back? or is the blonde replacing her?

Sammy02 August 2010

Google's navigation software really is excellent and I suspect it will be largely responsible for pushing the likes of Tom Tom out of the mainstream Sat Nav market. However it does have a huge and rather annoying flaw that was not mentioned in the show - it may be free to download, but it isn't free to use. It requires a permanent internet connection to work. This kind of 'Google Earth' streaming is fine when your at home, but its just not practical on a mobile device. A situation that will only get worse as the mobile operators get more and more swamped. Lets hope at some point Google take a leaf out of Nokia's book and allow users to download the full maps to their phone. Sam.

Chris03 August 2010

Lookout (free) or WaveSecure (if you want to pay for more functionality), are essential apps to safeguard your phone and its data. Both as a minimum back up contacts, photos and allow you to remotely locate your phone.

MyVoiceinYrHead03 August 2010

The review I'd really love to see is the one Mrs Bentley gives when she comes home and finds another new TV in the lounge. "How does this bloody remote work now?" I expect would be her first comment, followed by "What was wrong with the last one?"

Dave04 August 2010

OMG! where did that fine bird suddenly come from? can google maps take me to her LOL!

Adam04 August 2010

Not sure if you know but all sat nav tech will be useless in a couple of years as the military who own the satellites that enable this usage by civilians are pulling the plug on it as they require to use them for other means and want to restrict civilian access to their systems.

ian mccully04 August 2010

Can you see if you can get the tops five apps for free thanks

Jakers15 August 2010

yey my htc is comming in time for tommorows gadget show