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how often are people's iphones offline?
by CoachRufus87 17y ago
how often are people's iphones offline?
- pchristensen 17y agoTheir iPod touches often are.
- ekanes 17y agoa) This lets you batch your downloads, so you get it all done, and later reading is more pleasurable. b) If you want something to read on the plane, you could load it all up at the gate and then enjoy it later. Looks great - just bought it. :)
- ekanes 17y agoa) This lets you batch your downloads, so you get it all done, and later reading is more pleasurable. b) If you want something to read on the plane, you could load it all up at the gate and then enjoy it later. Looks great - just bought it. :)
- adriand 17y agoPlease let me know what you think of it. I may buy it as well. I just have a touch.
- tomjen2 17y agoMy touch is often, and it also runs apps from the app store. I won't be installing this tool though, since almost all the interesting pages on the web are split between multiple pages. In addition, it misses the discussions, which are the best feature of HN
- showerst 17y agoI live in DC and ride the metro, most of which lacks AT&T service (for now). The NYT app is a life saver for this, I just download the morning's news on my way into the station, and then can read it on my commute.
- roc 17y agoAs often as possible. If I can do a front-load of reading data and only have the data radios on for a fixed time (ideally, over wi-fi), that's going to be less of a battery drain than the on-again/off-again of casual browsing. Not to mention that it dramatically improves the reading experience to not be waiting on inconsistent data rates and server speeds during my reading time.
- stcredzero 17y agoEvery week when I'm on a plane.
- maukdaddy 17y agoService in Chicago sucks, so I'm often "offline" even though I have signal. I love the NYT app because I can preload the news and read later.