“If you have an iPod touch, then you know the benefit of finding apps that work offline. But some iPhone owners, too, need offline access from time-to-time. Maybe you spend your commute in an underground subway or perhaps your office building has shoddy cell coverage, or maybe you just want to use your iPhone on a plane…whatever the reason, offline access to apps is still a necessary evil these days,” Sarah Perez writes for Read Write Web.
“Not to worry, though, lack of a signal doesn’t mean you have to put your iPhone (or iPod) away – there are plenty of apps today that work offline,” Perez writes.
Here are some of our favorites:
• Evernote (note-taking)
• Stanza (ebook reader)
• Instapaper (web pages for offline reading)
• Encyclopedia
• NYTimes
• MiGhtyDocs (read Google docs offline)
• An RSS Reader (Byline suggested)
Full article with more details and links here.
Enough with the political stuff, folks. Go somewhere else where people are interested in that nonsense. This should be a technical forum, not some junior high debate club.
evernote doesnt’ seem to work without a live connection