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My favorite game, JellyCar, is actually free. The purpose is just to drive a car to the exit of each level, but almost everything has soft-body physics, and it has some very interesting levels.
Cube Runner is a free game based on steering a ship through a field strewn with obstacles, and it is very addicting.
Another good game is Enigmo, which is a physics-based game based on getting water into buckets through elaborate contraptions. It costs 99 cents.
Lightsaber is amusing and free. It's pretty self-explanatory.
If you like Tower Defense, TapDefense is a good free TD game. If you're willing to pay, FieldRunners and Crystal Defenders are excellent TD games, except they cost 4.99 and 7.99 respectively, which is kinda steep as apps go, but worth it if you're into TD.
There's a free Facebook app, free AIM app, free Google Earth, free Pandora app, and a choice of free Twitter apps (or a 2.99 one for more functionality).
Shazam is a free song identifier. I. e., you can hold it up to a playing radio, and it'll tell you what song is playing.
Those are mostly the apps I have on my phone.
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http://playfoursquare.com
Besides that, here's a list of the top 10 must have apps for the past year:
1. Pandora
2. AroundMe
3. AP Mobile News Network
4. Ocarina
5. Wikipanion
6. Adrenaline Pool Lite
7. Instapaper
8. NetNewsWire
9. iTalk
10. FakeCall
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Twinkle - Twitter application
Facebook - Facebook application
WordPress - WordPress application
Monopoly : Here and Now Edition
Bejeweled 2
MotionX Poker
eReader - free bookreader with free books
Other handy apps:
Wikpanion - look up Wikipedia info
eBay - eBay application
Koi Pond - relaxing interactive fish pond
Amazon - Amazon book reader syncs with Kindle 2
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Tweetie if you use Twitter
Shazam you can hold up to any song and it will identify the name of it
Pano allows you to take panoramic photographs
Ocarina - the musical instrument of the iPhone
TouchPhysics - challenging game
Amateur Surgeon
Aqua Moto
Super Monkey Ball
Beer Pong
A lot of people will probably say iShoot, but I'm not a fan of that one. It held the top spot in the app store for a very long time.
I usually keep an updated image of all the games I currently have loaded on my iPhone ( http://tinyurl.com/bvy3kg ). If you have any questions about the ones I have let me know.
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Tiptap - Tip calculator & lets you split up bills among multiple people
Shazam - As everyone has said before, identifies songs on the radio
MySpace & Facebook - The respective social networks apps
Urbanspoon - A great app for local restaurant reviews & directions
Topple - A fun shape balancing game
Drinks Free - A collection of shots & mixed drinks, great for parties
AllRecipes - A wonderful app full of recipes that you can sort by type, main ingredient, and cooking time. Very useful at the store when trying to figure out what to make for dinner
Live Poker - Multiplayer free poker app, very addicting
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iCatchall - about 20 small utilities in one program, so they only take up one screen slot.
Guitar Toolkit - tuner. metronome, chord chart, fretboard
Tap Defense - free and as good as any game on the iPhone,
Downhill Bowling - about halfway between bowling and motorcycle racing, with bombs.
Koi Pond
Pandora
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March 10, 2009 04:56 AM
What are some "must have" iPhone apps worth buying?
I'm going to be getting an iPhone during summer. What are some iPhone apps I should put on it?
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| March 10, 2009 05:17 AM |
Cube Runner is a free game based on steering a ship through a field strewn with obstacles, and it is very addicting.
Another good game is Enigmo, which is a physics-based game based on getting water into buckets through elaborate contraptions. It costs 99 cents.
Lightsaber is amusing and free. It's pretty self-explanatory.
If you like Tower Defense, TapDefense is a good free TD game. If you're willing to pay, FieldRunners and Crystal Defenders are excellent TD games, except they cost 4.99 and 7.99 respectively, which is kinda steep as apps go, but worth it if you're into TD.
There's a free Facebook app, free AIM app, free Google Earth, free Pandora app, and a choice of free Twitter apps (or a 2.99 one for more functionality).
Shazam is a free song identifier. I. e., you can hold it up to a playing radio, and it'll tell you what song is playing.
Those are mostly the apps I have on my phone.
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March 10, 2009 05:08 AM
I just came back from a technology event and saw a presentation for Four Square. Keep your eye out for it. They are coming out with a pretty cool iPhone application. http://playfoursquare.com
Besides that, here's a list of the top 10 must have apps for the past year:
1. Pandora
2. AroundMe
3. AP Mobile News Network
4. Ocarina
5. Wikipanion
6. Adrenaline Pool Lite
7. Instapaper
8. NetNewsWire
9. iTalk
10. FakeCall
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http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/0,28757,1823107,00.html
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March 10, 2009 05:10 AM
Applications I use often: Twinkle - Twitter application
Facebook - Facebook application
WordPress - WordPress application
Monopoly : Here and Now Edition
Bejeweled 2
MotionX Poker
eReader - free bookreader with free books
Other handy apps:
Wikpanion - look up Wikipedia info
eBay - eBay application
Koi Pond - relaxing interactive fish pond
Amazon - Amazon book reader syncs with Kindle 2
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March 10, 2009 05:16 AM
These are a few of my favorites. Tweetie if you use Twitter
Shazam you can hold up to any song and it will identify the name of it
Pano allows you to take panoramic photographs
Ocarina - the musical instrument of the iPhone
TouchPhysics - challenging game
Amateur Surgeon
Aqua Moto
Super Monkey Ball
Beer Pong
A lot of people will probably say iShoot, but I'm not a fan of that one. It held the top spot in the app store for a very long time.
I usually keep an updated image of all the games I currently have loaded on my iPhone ( http://tinyurl.com/bvy3kg ). If you have any questions about the ones I have let me know.
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March 10, 2009 05:36 AM
The apps I find myself regularly using are: Tiptap - Tip calculator & lets you split up bills among multiple people
Shazam - As everyone has said before, identifies songs on the radio
MySpace & Facebook - The respective social networks apps
Urbanspoon - A great app for local restaurant reviews & directions
Topple - A fun shape balancing game
Drinks Free - A collection of shots & mixed drinks, great for parties
AllRecipes - A wonderful app full of recipes that you can sort by type, main ingredient, and cooking time. Very useful at the store when trying to figure out what to make for dinner
Live Poker - Multiplayer free poker app, very addicting
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March 10, 2009 09:53 PM
File Magnet for transferring files to Mac/PC. There are a lot of these programs, I think this one is the easiest to use. iCatchall - about 20 small utilities in one program, so they only take up one screen slot.
Guitar Toolkit - tuner. metronome, chord chart, fretboard
Tap Defense - free and as good as any game on the iPhone,
Downhill Bowling - about halfway between bowling and motorcycle racing, with bombs.
Koi Pond
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Thanks for JellyCar, I had not seen that one.