iPhone/Android Forum App

[disneyd]

I've added support to the forum for the TapaTalk app. It costs $2.99 or so to buy the app on your phone and gives (in my opinion) better mobile access to the forum.

There is an app available for the iPhone/iPad, Android, and BlackBerry.

I've tried in on the iPhone and I like it. It takes a little playing with to figure out all the features, but it beats accessing the forum via the phone's web browser. You can also upload pics from your phone to post on the forum.

Once you have the app, search for ETRSCCA in the forum list and you should find us.

Lemme know what you think.

[disneyd]

Tapatalk is a forum app on the iPhone, Android, webOS, Windows Phone 7 and BlackBerry. Tapatalk Forum App provides super fast on-the-go forum access to majority of the discussion forums that has activated the Tapatalk plugin.

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Check out http://www.tapatalk.com for more information!

[disneyd]

BTW, neither I nor the club make any money from this. It is free to add the functionality to our forum. The price of the app goes to the folks who created it.

[ke0ki2k]

sweet! thanks for the heads up Mr. Disney!

[keith]

Thx for xplN'n....was offered the app earlier today, but didn't know what it was.
Guess I'll try it.

[SilverMaxima]

I love this app!

[Oberstwill]

I am going to invent a mobile/rotary phone for those of us who live in the stone age...........


Young people, rotary phones involve using a index finger to move a circular object clockwise to a number and releasing it if not familiar with that technology. You never had a dropped call on a rotary or dead spots.......Just saying.

New technology = crappola IMHO and is alos another reason why the current generation is stupid.


Try an abacus.

[keith]

Young people, rotary phones involve using a index finger to move a circular object clockwise from a number to a stop,and then releasing it.

Fixed it for ya...at least that's the way our Dino phones worked out on the farm. Any one ever heard of a 'party line'?

[SilverMaxima]

You never had a dropped call on a rotary or dead spots.......Just saying.

New technology = crappola IMHO and is alos another reason why the current generation is stupid.

Maybe so, but I can't have a private conversation at work without using a cell phone and stepping outside.

I wouldn't blame tech for making the younger generation stupid, that's their own damn fault for being lazy and/or slightly the parents for not making them study/do homework/whatever.

Young people, rotary phones involve using a index finger to move a circular object clockwise from a number to a stop,and then releasing it.

Fixed it for ya...at least that's the way our Dino phones worked out on the farm. Any one ever heard of a 'party line'?

Yes, I have heard of a party line, actually. And I've used a rotary phone...

[steverife]

My parents still have the phone company issued rotary phone. The place where you display the phone # still has a 615 area code.

[scottgib]

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[backpacker6]

I am going to invent a mobile/rotary phone for those of us who live in the stone age...........


Young people, rotary phones involve using a index finger to move a circular object clockwise to a number and releasing it if not familiar with that technology. You never had a dropped call on a rotary or dead spots.......Just saying.

New technology = crappola IMHO and is alos another reason why the current generation is stupid.


Try an abacus.

Quit fighting it William. You know you want some electronic crack. Let me sell you some.

[TedV]

Caveman here. I remember:
Party lines,
Rotary phones
How to make a call on rotary phone without using the dial

I also still have the original motorola droid from 2 years ago, used to post this without tappahtawk

[thrdeye]

Interesting that I have tapatalk for nasioc, but it was free. For this forum it's not.

O well.

[integra55]

Caveman here. I remember:
Party lines,
Rotary phones
How to make a call on rotary phone without using the dial

I also still have the original motorola droid from 2 years ago, used to post this without tappahtawk

not only do I remember party lines (we were on one), I still have a rotary phone, I also remember phones that didn't even have a rotary dial.... you lifted the receiver and asked the operator to ring the party you wanted.... yeah I'm old