http://simhq.com/_mobile/mobile_001a.htmlSaw this on Sim HQ for the Warthog. I'd pay for this for the NGX...Colin Ware

Ya that would be sweet. There should be more android and apple os apps available for FSX. U would think there would be a big market for this.

I agree but there licensing and copyright issues to think about. I've always thought that an iPad version of the manuals and checklists would be really cool but even PMDG themselves couldn't do it without paying Boeing a lot of money. There's a reason those manuals are expensive and it ain't just the paper.In fact, wouldn't it be awesome if the PMDG developed the 777 EFB as a tablet app?

In fact, wouldn't it be awesome if the PMDG developed the 777 EFB as a tablet app?

As long as it doesn't cut into development time of the actual plane.

There's already a decent checklist for the NG on the Android App Market. I never use it, but I do have it. It's free.https://market.android.com/details?id=appinventor.ai_tamirguliver.Checklist737&feature=search_result

Tap check, you have to pay more to get the NGX but it looks really good! http://www.monkeyfoot.com/tapcheck/

I woud love an Android EFB, and would strongly support PMDG implementing the 777 EFB in this manner.But please, don't do any of this iOS only BS. Apple would probably reject it anyway.

I woud love an Android EFB, and would strongly support PMDG implementing the 777 EFB in this manner.But please, don't do any of this iOS only BS. Apple would probably reject it anyway.

U have something against apple? If they did make one they would need to do it for Android and Apple. I own a iPhone 3GS an will get an new iPhone 5 when it comes out. Plus if they did it for Apple than people could use it on there iPad and that is simmilar to what is used today in real 777.

Edited February 26, 201214 yr by stupidzeak

In fact, wouldn't it be awesome if the PMDG developed the 777 EFB as a tablet app?

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