My Frequently Used Apps

Health and Fitness

Feelfit. Bluetooth link to Yolanda brand scales.  It is no longer available on Amazon but there are others that use the same methods. The fitbit scale died after 2 years.  I have been using this one for about 2 years.  Renpho is another model that does the same thing. 

What I like: Measures 13 body compostion things: % body fat, body water, skeletal muscle, BMR, Fat-free body weight, subcutaneous fat, viceral fat, muscle mass, bone mass, protein, metablolic age.  Integrates with other apps e.g Fitbit. App free with scale.
What I don’t like: You have to open the app to you weigh yourself.  Not sure how accurate it is or how things are measured.

Sleep Cycle
What I like- Easy to use, free, lots of metrics
What I don’t like- can’t change location 

Entertainment

Vancouver Public Libary
What I like:  Holds function, and they now send and email to adjust time for delivery.  Download books to read
What I don’t like: confusing to use, takes a few trys to set it up. 

Scrabble 
What I like: brain exercise, competition
What I don’t like:  ads unless you pay, not as good as old scrabble app.

Pacer What I like: keeps me motivated to stay active; GPS mapping function, links to weight app and other apps; Free What I don’t like: nothing

Cannon Camera Connect Imports pictures to phone or PC. 
What I like: easy to use 
What I don’t like: nothing so far

Spotify 

What I like;  they create playlists based on your likes.  I got tired of my own music.  They have a huge selection of music.  
What I don’t like: it’s not free

Other handy apps

Pay parking if you are in a city: Honk, Paybyphone, Hangtag, Easypark.  You need them all
Mint – banking app you can use for budgeting
Smart bird – identify birds from photos.
Tides – for beach walking 
Accuweather -includes wind and humidity on an hour by hour basis.
Twitter 
CBC Listen
Google Maps
Roboform password manager.