Air Sharing: Enables you to use wifi to copy files from your computer onto your iPhone.
AirMe: Using this app, you can shoot photos & upload to Flickr with additional data embedded into tags (e.g., location, weather). Here’s an example.
AP Mobile News Network: Great news app.
Bloomberg: Excellent stock news app. Think of it like the iPhone Stocks app on steroids.
Camerabag: Apply cool film effects to your photos. Choose from Helga, 1974, Lolo, Cinema, and 1962. (You can see a sample photo with 1962 effect applied here.)
Crosswords: Robust crossword app with ability to download a variety of free puzzles.
Equivalence: Calculator with conversion functionality. Very handy!
Fizz Weather: Excellent weather app that includes radar, 2-day & 5-day forecast, etc.
Flickr: This is actually Flickr’s web app (not an app store download). http://m.flickr.com
i.TV: New (and very well done) app that downloads your local movie and TV listings.
iChillout: Relaxation sounds with timer.
iGas: Gas prices for nearby stations.
iZen Garden: Sand garden with relaxing music.
Koi Pond: Beautiful koi fish pond with relaxing music (not practical by any means, but very elegant).
Last.fm: Another radio app. Similar to Pandora Radio, but Last.fm tracks tend to be less mainstream.
Meditator: Meditation app (timer & meditation sounds).
MyDelicious: Lists your delicious bookmarks.
Newsstand: Very cool RSS reader that displays feeds as magazines on rack.
Pandora Radio: My favorite radio app. I love Pandora’s Spa radio.
Photogene: Excellent photo editing app.
ReMovem (free): Basic but fun game.
Solebon Solitaire: Solitaire game suite.
Stanza: Excellent ebook reader.
ToDo: To Do app that syncs with your online ToodleDo or Remember the Milk account.
Twittelator Pro: Twitter app (can view by replies, all friends, everyone, search, etc).
WhitePages Mobile: Includes business search, people search, and reverse phone directory.
WordBook: Dictionary
WordPress: Great for publishing to one’s WordPress blog while on the go.
WriteRoom: I use it to create notes to myself. More robust and elegant than the default notes app.
WunderRadio: Excellent radio app – lots of radio stations. (I use WunderRadio to listen to CNN-TV on my phone.)
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Stu Andrews // January 12, 2009 at 5:05 pm |
Nice list.
Don’t have an iPhone myself, but am interested (like every other dev on the planet) in developing for it.
I like the idea of the Koi (and other relaxing apps) app. Totally left field.