Thank-you everybody. If I hadn’t won the free cd of it I think I would carry on with my books and my calls on ipod. Infact, I can read my field guides in bed which I cant do with the computer. And a book has lots of birds on each page and following pages so … Read more
It depends on what kind of phone you buy. If you buy an iphone, no (assuming you do not have a apple mac at home). If you have a PC and buy an android then maybe. On the computer you have at the moment you can have the internet, the email and maybe an excel … Read more
David I too have the PC (beta) version which is on my laptop – beta, by the way, refers to a pre launch test version . It is certainly useful for research and compiling lists but not as a “Field Guide” as such. Not unless I want to lug my laptop around with me, which … Read more
I don’t think it is cheaper. I bought the version for pc and paid $50. They have reduced their prices overall. I have a small windows computer which can be used as a tablet or a full computer. It runs winows 8.1. The program works really well on it. You can turn the bird sounds … Read more
I don’t understand a lot of that. I can only do one thing at a time on my computer. I turn it on and click on the e and it goes to google. From there I use gmail and can get to birdline and facebook and google things. That’s as far as my computer knowledge … Read more