iPhone apps

[Agentdog]

Search my phone.....Google is my friend....genespage that way...I know

Finnaly picked up an iphone. I'm only 3 years behind.....what apps do y'all recommend for scores, play by play for college/State football or all sports. I see there is a free app. Also, if I download the Espn radio app will I find Cristil and company? There is a Espn radio affiliate in MS that carries States radio broadcast. Right?

Thanks

 

[8dog]

but Im not tech guru. the ESPN radio app only plays ESPN national stuff. No local affiliate programs.

 

[GimpyDawg]

I like it.

 

[OurPrideAndJoySnots]

http://sixpackspeak.yuku.com?topic=50362

 

[AssEndDawg]

is the most reliable. The SEC app is good but it's slow, the scores aren't updated in time and it just seems to be oddly unreliable. Another fun experience you get to have is carrying around a useless brick while you are at the game. AT&T service sucks something awful, especially in a crowd, so while you are at the stadium during a game you won't be able to send text messages, much less pictures, and calls will be sporadic. Congrats and welcome to AT&T hell with the rest of us.

 

[msugolf]

Try WunderRadio. It costs about 5 dollars but you can listen to virtually 75 percent of all radio stations nationwide. State games can be found on several stations on the app (I listen to 107.9 WFCA).

 

[MStateFan22]

You can set it up to your favorite teams, only certain sports, conferences, top25. It shows you scores, stats, written recap of the game.

 

[FlabLoser]

I've found that for several media people, their own mobile website is way better than any app they have.

Just bookmark the page you want - like SEC Football scores. Then you won't have to navigate through website menus to get to it.

 

[msubullie4life]

This is exactly what I have done on my Android phone. I've found almost all sports apps to be atleast a good 2-3 minutes behind their websites.

 

[8dog]

I think the Scorecenter thing sucks.