Recommend Apps for Android smartphone
I know this has been asked before, but I was not successful in finding the previous threads. What Android Apps do you find useful and fairly priced for your smartphone while traveling in the RV? ...
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IExit (free)- what is at the next exit on Interstates
RVParky (free) - RV parks and campgrounds
Walmart Overnight Parking (free) - shows Walmarts that allow overnight parking and tells which ones don't
GrooveIP (paid) - allows free calls by data through Google Voice numbers so you don't use your voice minutes (if you have limited minutes)
FoxFi (free with limitations or paid) - allows wifi hotspot use to connect laptop when carrier does not allow it
Opera Mini Browser (free) works well in areas where data speeds are low
Gas Buddy (free)- get gas prices anywhere
Pilot/Flying J app (free) - find Pilot/Flying J stations and track your points from purchases using the free RV discount gas card
Also most ERS providers have an app to contact them to get help sent to you.
As you see all but one are free - no need to pay for Android apps to get RV resources.
RVParky (free) - RV parks and campgrounds
Walmart Overnight Parking (free) - shows Walmarts that allow overnight parking and tells which ones don't
GrooveIP (paid) - allows free calls by data through Google Voice numbers so you don't use your voice minutes (if you have limited minutes)
FoxFi (free with limitations or paid) - allows wifi hotspot use to connect laptop when carrier does not allow it
Opera Mini Browser (free) works well in areas where data speeds are low
Gas Buddy (free)- get gas prices anywhere
Pilot/Flying J app (free) - find Pilot/Flying J stations and track your points from purchases using the free RV discount gas card
Also most ERS providers have an app to contact them to get help sent to you.
As you see all but one are free - no need to pay for Android apps to get RV resources.
