[BarryHalls]

I just got a police scanner on my Droid. Anyone know any other good survival apps?

[CopperniX]

Well I'm not sure of survival apps especially if you could even consider a police scanner as a survival app but I'd suggest this website that has a massive list of free Android Apps

Massive app list

[Chris]

I'm working on a few...as well as a ebook.

[PAPA G]

i for one would not rely on Droid, Blueberry, or any cell phone/wireless gizmo. depending on the situation they maybe useless, or if the gummint pulls the plug in crisis.

[BarryHalls]

That's the beauty of apps they are already on the phone and the phone is ALWAYS with me.

I already have US Army Survival and IED apps. They are like books but searchable and what not.

Id like video tutorials on traps, fishing, rendering, carpentry, autorepair, etc.

[BarryHalls]

PS I didn't know you were a survivalist, chris?

[Cyrano]

Quote:       Originally Posted by BarryHalls

That's the beauty of apps they are already on the phone and the phone is ALWAYS with me. I already have US Army Survival and IED apps. They are like books but searchable and what not. Id like video tutorials on traps, fishing, rendering, carpentry, autorepair, etc.

Barry, what are the names of the apps so I can add them to my iPhone?

[BarryHalls]

"Scanner Radio" (police scanner)

"Survival Guide" (US army survival manual)

"TM 31-210" (US army improvised munitions)

"US Army Survival Guide" (another app that does the same, don't know which I like better, but they were both free)

I just searched for apps for "survival" and "army manuals" and "police scanner"

I stuck with free versions and am happy so far!