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An APRS client for your iPhone/iPod Touch. The "Automatic Position Reporting System" is a packet communication protocol used by amateur radio operators (HAMs) around the world, to report position, status, station capabilities, weather or other information in real time.
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A browser for Greek sports news. View newspaper covers, read the latest articles and news or see what's on TV. Use the forum to discuss or flame with other users. Kerkida will keep all the contents available even when there is no network available, so that you can have all your sports news on the go.
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Built in cooperation with Mobistuff.net
Available on the App Store
A way to find cheap gas stations near you, all over Greece! Use your device's GPS or select a city. Then, you may filter the stations by distance, or just view the 3 cheapest. When using the GPS, you can also get directions to the selected gas station.
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Built for Electronic Business Systems
Available on the App Store
This is a native iPhone client for GRNET's Pithos cloud storage service. Pithos is based on GSS, a scalable file storage service, built on open source technologies. It offers an open API and multiple user interfaces, including an iPhone/iPod Touch client, a rich web GUI, WebDAV and various Desktop clients.
Built for Electronic Business Systems
Available on the App Store
Store files in the cloud and access them from anywhere via a computer or your iPhone/iPad/iPod or Android mobile device. Organize your files into folders, tag them and share content with friends. Find what you need through a simple search on file names, tags and file content. If you are a developer, use the REST API to access your content from your applications.
MyNetworkFolders is your desktop in the cloud.
Built for Magenta
Available on the App Store
Foodictionary is your fast and easy translator for food and beverage terminology. This app has been specially developed for people who want to know what they’re eating while in a foreign country. This multilingual beauty offers you 7 languages and more than 87,500 translated terms. No more mystery meals!
Built for Magenta
Available on the App Store (πEDIA 2011, πEDIA+ 2011)
πEDIA 2011 is an offline encyclopedia reader that contains material from LivePedia.gr and el.Wikipedia.org.
πEDIA+ contains images from both encyclopedias. No images are bundled with πEDIA.