I'm no gamer, mostly I haven't the time. RR3 is blast, the graphic's are beautiful and the control on iPhone V is intuitive & easy. But still there are issues. The intitial 800 meg. download, is a hog of resources. I agree with other reviewer's the constant repairs and nagging to upgrade your ride are a bit much, when you just wanna get out on the track and drive.

You can tell it's an Oakley designed piece of software. A clean intuitive front end with Surfline power under the hood. Surf on :)

I'm no programmer. But, I am a long time yahooligan. I run the Yahoo mail app on my iPad Air, and buy and large it functions well. But, for whatever reason, at times, while browsing/reading/deleting mail the app looses track of what has been deleted during the session. Then, when I log on later with my laptop and check my email, those same messages I earlier deleted on the earlier iPad session have RETURNED to my inbox. It is more than just a little annoying.

I've been using this app for a while. It runs well, with a logical layout & flow. I really like getting a text, when my prescription is ready to pick up. One minor peeve is, that I always seem to be having to enter my password.

The Priceline app has run flawlessly on my iPad Air. A simple and elegant front end, with a powerful search engine behind it. For many of those who have written unfavorable reviews, I can only say, follow the provided links and read the terms and conditions before you pull out your credit card.