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Ski Lodge: Your Newest Ski Accessory Is Your iPhone
ReadWriteWeb — ... If you want to try the app, you'll need the latest version of the iPhone software (2.2) and some cash. But at $4.99 US, the app is far cheaper than a lift ticket - and it could be your ticket to the best skiing in your area. To purchase and download, visit the App Store. ...

Ski and Snowboard iPhone App Roundup [IPhone Apps]
Gizmodo — ... in the iPhone map app, but you can download official trail maps! They're highly detailed, so are about a quarter to half a megabyte each, so don't try this on anything but 3G or WiFi. (The good news is they cache for future reference.) But US and Canadian support and only metrics (CM and Centigrade) make it a deal buster for me. I also don't know where they're getting their data from. If they fix that, I'm game. And I think they can, so buy this NOW at $0.99, its current sale price. [iTunes Link] ...

Ski Resort Snow Report iPhone App Battlemodo [IPhone Apps]
Gizmodo — ... official trail maps! They're highly detailed, so are about a quarter to half a megabyte each, so don't try this on anything but 3G or WiFi. (The good news is they cache for future reference.) But US and Canadian support and only metrics (CM and Centigrade) make it a potential deal buster for me. I also don't know where they're getting their data from. However, if they fix these minor beefs, I'm game. I think they can, so probably best to buy this NOW at $0.99, its current sale price. [iTunes Link] ...

Ski and Snowboard iPhone App Battlemodo [IPhone Apps]
Gizmodo — ... in the iPhone map app, but you can download official trail maps! They're highly detailed, so are about a quarter to half a megabyte each, so don't try this on anything but 3G or WiFi. (The good news is they cache for future reference.) But US and Canadian support and only metrics (CM and Centigrade) make it a deal buster for me. I also don't know where they're getting their data from. If they fix that, I'm game. And I think they can, so buy this NOW at $0.99, its current sale price. [iTunes Link] ...

What’s on my iPhone
The Apple Core — January 17th, 2009 What’s on my iPhone Posted by Jason D. O'Grady @ 6:19 pm Categories: Games , iPhone , App Store , iPod touch Tags: Apple iPhone , Apple iTunes , Digital Music , Digital Media , Personal Technology , Consumer Electronics , Jason D. O'Grady What’s on my iPhone A common pastime at Macworld Expo was comparing iPhone apps with friends. You could see people everywhere huddled around their iPhones sharing tips on their latest and greatest app discoveries. I’ll be the first to admit that I’m anything but a gamer, but I loaded up on a few extra games than I’d normally ...

An Avalanche of Snow: 10 iPhone Snow Reporting Apps Compared [TheAppleBlog]
GigaOM Network — If sliding down mountains of snow is your thing, it’s quite possible that you’re keen on staying up to date with the current and upcoming snow conditions. As with most niches, this space too has been filled for those of us toting an iPhone or iPod touch and there are several free, and a handful of paid Snow Reporting applications out there ...

iPhone apps and tips for snowed-in TUAW readers
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — Filed under: Humor, iPhone, iPod touch, App Review As I write this, snow is falling. That was the view out of my office this morning. Yes, I know it's only October 27th. Yes, I know that winter starts on December 21st. But sometimes in Colorado we get blizzards or major snowstorms in "non-standard" months. We're supposed ...