What apps do you have on your iPhone. Why?
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Many are games, but I use a few of the applications much more than others. Facebook, Twitterific, WeDict, Wikipanion, Epocrates, Air Sharing, and Mobile News (AP) are used more frequently than the others.
I think all of the apps are self explanatory except Air Sharing which allows the phone to be mounted on the computer to facilitate file transfers for offline browsing.
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1. Lightsaber - because it was free and cool.
2. Pandora - very highly rated and I love discovering new music
3. Google Mobile App - anything that provides mobile functionality for great sites is worth it, plus it has voice recognition search, which is pretty cool
4. Max Quick - the Pocket and the Pendant - because my co-worker and friend Mark Jeffrey is the author
5. iChess - because I like playing chess and it was free
6. Wikipanion - to make it easier to search wikipedia
7. Light - someone told me it would come in handy as a reading light.
8. Ocarina - just for the cool factor, and i love weird ways of making music
9. Backgammon Lite - Another fun game that doesn't involve a lot of flashing lights or penguins flying across the screen
10. LA Traffic Cam - so I can see what the traffic is like for my work commute
11. iBanjo - doesn't really do much, but it was free and i couldn't find one that had banjo chords
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Remote - by Apple - Free - Lets you remotely control iTunes from your network.
eBay Mobile - by eBay - Free- View and bid on auctions. Also track auctions you're running.
Twinkle - by Tapulous - Free - Combination Twitter client and location aware Twitter-like messaging.
Facebook - by Facebook - Free - Access your Facebook account natively. Almost as good as the main site itself.
Mint.com - by Mint.com - Free - Access your bank balances and money management info from your account on Mint.com.
Wikipanion - by Robert Chin - Free - Access Wikipedia. Also has a Plus version for $5, which allows queuing articles for reading.
Now Playing - by Cyrus Najmabadi - Free - Look up local theatre movie times and movie ratings by Metacritic and Rotten Tomatoes.
Last.fm - by Last.fm - Free - Create and listen to personal radio stations based on artists you like. Also, look up information on artists, including concerts.
Shazam - by Shazam - Free - Start the app, hold your phone near a speaker playing some unknown music, Shazam identifies it and gives you links to buy it on iTunes, watch it on YouTube, and look up artist info.
i.TV - by i.TV - Free - Look up the television schedule for your local area. Also, look up Netflix movies and add to your queue.
LED Football - by touchGrove - $0.99 - Recreation of LED based American football handheld game from the late 70s/early 80s. Looking forward to upcoming LED Baseball, of which I had the original when I was a child.
Darkslide (formerly Exposure) - by Connected Flow - Free - Access your Flickr photos along with your contacts. Can also view the most interesting photos on Flickr and photos that were taken near where you are standing. Also has Premium version for $4, seems to just get rid of the small ads.
Craigsphone - by Next Mobile Web - Free - Access local Craigslist ads right from your phone.
I probably don't need to list these, but Phone, Text, Calendar, Mail, Safari, and iPod are all used all the time.
I've probably spent about $50 on iPhone apps, but the free ones get used the most.
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2. Midomi
3. The Weather Channel
4. iPhunny
5.Pandora
6. Zenbe
7.Stitcher Radio
8. AOL Radio
9. Truveo
10. Recorder
personal experience
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