MTguy23

I’ve used Coinbase extensively for over five years and have only good things to say about the services they provide. I buy and sell crypto. They handle the rest. They make earning rewards and staking very straightforward. Five stars all the way. My complaints have been about the app interface itself. First, it says “runs on iPad” and it does, but it’s just an iPhone in the middle of the iPad screen. Considering that the controls for chart viewing, buying, selling, etc. are very small and sometimes intricate, Coinbase would be many times easier to use if it expanded to use the big iPad

The best shopping discount app. Period. So easy to use. It didn’t waste my time like some others I could name. Many, many stores and restaurants and hotels. The triple rebate specials are awesome. I’ve gotten solid rebates on our Apple iPhones, Roomba floor vacuum, etc. Just click through Rakuten on your mobile and go shopping. Then drop the rebates into your favorite bank savings account every three months, and better yet take one more step and send that savings account deposit on to your favorite micro investment tool. Do you know how much money you can grow for free from money that otherwis

UPDATE: I have been subscribed to Kindle Unlimited for some time now. I still am frustrated every time I try to simply find the K/U books that I have checked out. Why isn’t it a list like everything else? Very frustrating. It’s also too hard to find the Prime books. A list please? Down to four stars until there is a simple way to list my Kindle Unlimited books. If your library sticks you with Overdrive, I’m sorry. If your library has books in Kindle format always download them. The biggest Kindle advantage (among many) is the Search. Totally necessary in long books to look back for char

I use it several hours a day and it works beautifully. If you are considering using ToS ignore many of the comments like “geared to options” and do your own research. It offers equal support for stocks or options or LEAPS or… I don’t understand comments like “doesn’t support FaceID” because it does. But a word to the wise — use the live Paper Money feature until you have thoroughly learned to use this product. There is a lot to learn and it all works well!

EDIT: If I add CalcTape as a slide over, or a new split screen, it just gives me a light blue empty box. The only way to use it is to start it in full screen and add another app in split screen. Slide over does not work at all. Split screen only works as started above and then only if it’s given a bigger chunk of the screen. It looks like the best calculator is not updated anymore. Take away two more stars. Please fix this??? Thought I had a great calculator until I found this one. Just finished filing taxes with TT, and having CalcTape in slideover mode is the perfect companion. Ded

There are a lot of list apps. I’ve tried many of them. AnyList is the only really well thought-out and well-executed app. They’ve added all the useful items. Multiple stores on one list? No problem. Categories or aisles within each store? No problem. Multiple stores on a list with different categories for the same item? No problem. Easy to check off a current multi-store shopping list? No problem. Recipe import support? Yup. Recipe scaling? Yup. Multi-store pricing? Yes. Total the cost of what you’ve put on your list? Easy. By store? Easy. We shop four major stores, three

Dropcountr works. Very nicely. I don’t understand the reviews saying that it only has monthly data. Spend a few minutes learning to use it! I just went back and looked at HOURLY data from last October. It has monthly, daily, and hourly data, in gallons used. Very helpful. I would suggest that the images in the App Store be improved to show an hourly graph. And there needs to be an onboard tutorial that shows how to navigate it. Not enough to lose a star. I figured it out quickly.