plaintiger

Amazing app. I've never found nearly so much information about my phone in any other single place – I don't think even Apple publishes so comprehensive a list, and certainly not about my own device. If there's any technical thing you want to know about your device, you'll almost certainly find it here. Wonderful.

If you've been using the Mobile Passport app and, like me, have seen it saying lately that it will no longer relay your information to U.S. Home Customs & Border Patrol (CBP), it's time to cancel your subscription to Mobile Passport, delete that app, and download this one. CBP MPC is the official and up-to-date replacement for the Mobile Passport app. And I'm not positive yet, but it's looking to me like this one doesn't even require a subscription to do what Mobile Passport did (and more, I think). The only thing I haven't figured out how to do in this app is to add my Known Traveler Number (

Full of things the Buddha never said, and displays ads, which you can remove by paying money - all of which makes this app a very non-Buddhist undertaking. Whoever created this thing understands and applies none of the most basic principles of Buddhism. This - people passing off misguided nonsense as "Buddhist" - is the essence of how the Dhamma dies out in the world, ushering in the great periods of darkness between the arisings of the Buddhas. I can think of nothing sadder.

I actually don't fly very often, and especially not since Covid came to be, and I've never set foot on a KLM plane; I just went on a binge recently where I found all the airlines the people spoke highly of and had good experiences with, and downloaded their respective apps and joined their frequent flyer programs just so I'd be ready when the day came that I did want to resume air travel. So far, of the 10 or so airlines I did this with, KLM is the only one I've noticed that makes receiving their marketing emails a condition of membership in their frequent flyer program. I am not a fan of mind

I haven't used the app for long yet, but I have purchased the Pro version and I'm experiencing a disappointment or two. iTranslate does some things better, like displaying the phonetic spelling below the target language spelling instead of making you tap a button to reveal the phonetic spelling. When there are multiple words in the target language for the word entered in the source language, I wish this app would display them all (it doesn't). I'm studying Russian, and when I use this app I'm often looking for the spelling of the target word rather than just any word with the meaning of the En

between the music (which you can't turn off independent of the game's other sounds), the style of the graphics, and the antagonistic nature of the gameplay, I find this game creepy. i've played it a fair bit, and in the end I always come away from it with a kind of a bad feeling. so I think I'm going to stop playing it now.

'tis a great game, just like everybody's saying. i was worried that the controls would be too complex for me (i don't like games with complex control schemes)...they're not. both the premise and the controls are very simple, easy to deal with. the graphics are great - it looks like a very vivid comic strip, with very sharp, clear lines. nothing in the game is too small to see; the game's just really well-designed, great looking (love the atmospheric gray skies) and a lot of fun. one of those I have to play with my phone plugged in after i've run the battery down playing it. the music doesn't e