Here are mine in no particular order with one extra: Dictionary (now has verbal word pronunciation) Classics (beautiful presentation) Yoga Stretch (it hurts so good) iSports (go Lakers!) Attractor (so far, the best binaural beats app) Oscillator (great for checking your earphones/hearing) Wikiamo (clean, simple Wikipedia app) Spawn Illuminati (pretty, very pretty) Cambio (simple conversion app) Koi Pond (love those reindeer fish) Mandala (where did I leave those psychedelics?...) Radio Paradise (best rock internet radio station with 128k AAC!) Art (love the Dali) Record (very Apple-like design) Remote (indispensable) Daily Quotes (great save feature)
i.TV Air Sharing Pandora Units BofA Cradle VNC Wikiamo Sportacular Sound Smart Zippo Lighter Palringo Language (translator) Dice (could be a game but it's more like an app) Backgrounds
Bloomberg, Classics, Stanza, myFootball, Photogene, ePhotos, Facebook, FStream, Shazam, Units, 1Password, iTimezone, MagicPad, Calc (not default one, has ticket paper for history), HKWeather, Enjoy, Gohan
I don't think that I have that many that I use frequently, but my tops are: Ambiance: great ambient noise application, comes with a large selection of relaxing audio that can be mixed together and played back. Great if you need ambient sounds to help fall asleep. USA Manual: Declaration of Independence, Federalist Papers, Constitution, Emancipation Proclamation, Gettysburg Address, amongst others..all in your pocket, all for 99 cents. Stanza: Thousands of great books, all for free.
In no particular order: 1. Facebook 2. Annotator 3. Datacase 4. TextGuru 5. Ambiance 6. Weightbot 7. Appvee 8. Jott 9. Zenbe 10. IcanhasCheeseburger 11. Fail Maker 12. icam 13. Trailguru 14. MobileFiles 15. Remote
App Sniper (MUST HAVE!) Evernote Bread & Milk Amazon BeejiveIM Yelp AroundMe Units CraigSearch Mint.com OneTap Movies Flutter IGN SushiTime Weightbot
faves not in any particular order; •Stanza - great free ebook reader with lots of customisable view options + free content •MyRail Lite - UK only rail info - locate nearest stations (even non gps iPhone) & live train info - (don't know why it's called lite - planning one to buy e-tickets?) •Tuner - Internet radio streams - has my faves like Secret Agent and KJAZ •Filemagnet - with Desktop app can sync files quickly from Mac to phone and vice versa •Joost - Film and TV streams - I've been catching up on early series of Peep Show etc •OldBooth - take a picture of friend and give them a weird retro look - fun at parties •Movies - good to check if a film on TV is worth watching as well as Theatre releases •Shazam - find out what that great track playing in bar is and link to iTunes •Truphone - great VOIP app - worked a treat when I was in Dublin at free wifi bar •WritingPad - clever - just make shape linking letters on KB - no need to tap •iFooty - has link to BBC live football match feeds and news (not sure works worldwide)
Huh that's nice, I searched iTunes and couldn't find any of those games! Guess those games haven't been released in the US app store. Damn you know I'm bored when I'm being a smart-ass about these spam threads being in the games discussion forums
1. Beejive 2. Remember the Milk 3. Gazette 4. MobileFiles 5. Jaadu VNC 6. My Football 7. Facebook 8. iMapMyRun 9. Capital FM 10. eBay 11. MyRail Lite 12. Bloomberg 13. Sketches 14. Quickpedia 15. AroundMe
Not even sure I have 15 non games apps (excluding the ones that come with) 1. Stanza 2. Pandora 3. Email2sms (free text messaging program) 4. Koi Pond (not really a game) 5. Drinks Free 6. Easy Relax/White Noise 7. Google Earth/Earthscape 8. Scribble 9. Real Call (fake phone calls programs) 10. Pocket Pianot/Pocket Guitar 11. VoiceNotes (which sucks) 12. Joost (which sucks) 13. AIM (which I don't use) 14. Touch Type (which I don't use) That's all the non game, non comes-with apps I have. And I'm on 8+ screens, all games. LOL, this really is a gaming console.
Mostly business related... in no particular order. Jaadu VNC (best VNC program on any platform) The American Heritage Dictionary 4th Edition Wikipanion Plus (Wikipedia with batch downloads and offline reading) Outliner (great outlining tool with OPML import/export) 1Password iBlueSky (Mindmapping with OPML/Freemind Export) iTimeSheet JetSet (business travel expenses) iXpenseIt (private expense tracking) WeatherPro (European Weather) Bloomberg Newsstand (RSS Reader) Briefcase (File Storage/Viewing) Notebook (the one by Appigo) Todo (the one by Appigo)
fourtrack noise.io beatmaker synthpond bloom rjdj facebook pocketguitar guitarist tap tap nin backgrounds simplify media last.fm shazam camerabag can you tell im a musician?
Oh my god...iCam is the coolest easiest app I have downloaded to date. It's amazing. I'm even using an xbox live cam hooked to my home iMac...and I can view streaming video directly from my iPhone
Documents to go's syncing with the desktop is very good. Tap forms is very good. Spellchecker with email is perhaps the app that I use the most.