7 Comments to “Apps”

  1. reemixx

    Jul 18th, 2008

    Pinch Media have an RSS for App Store apps, so you can find the newly added ones and the top 100, without having to browse through the App Store all the time (which definitely gets old). You can find it here: http://www.pinchmedia.com/your-view-into-the-app-store/

    I’m digging Twitterific, and now Twinkle which I never really used before on the iPod Touch ’cause it wasn’t location aware.

    I’ve migrated my ‘to do’ and task list completely to Zenbe Lists. It’s a free app on the App Store, and has its web-based counterpart.

    Remote is very cool and seems to be a favourite for everyone. It doesn’t do a few things I wish it would do, but I’m not complaining. It’s by Apple and it’s free.

    Shazam is useful sometimes, so is ZIPcodes.

    I feel the same about Mobile Flickr, can’t really justify a paid app for Flickr really, don’t do that much browsing on the go.

    Might do my own blog post on this subject. It’s great to know what everyone else is using :) Enjoy the iPhone!

  2. John

    Jul 18th, 2008

    This is still the tip of the iceberg, I am waiting for apps to come out that haven’t officially been acknowledged. I would love for a rememberthemilk app to come out. Jott has an app out, but I haven’t received my phone yet, so I haven’t tried any of these. Evernote has an interesting looking app. But looks like I will have to check out Exposure and Check Please.

  3. Shannon

    Jul 18th, 2008

    Personally.. I think AIM could use alot of work. It crashes on me 75% of the time I try to use it.

    My favorite app at the moment is pandora! I am learning about new cool music by listening to it at work.

    I like tap tap, but your review is the same as mine… needs more tracks.

    The game that I’m digging is Aurora Feint. You should check it out.

  4. Pam

    Jul 18th, 2008

    @Rhi Thanks for the link, it’s now added to my rss reader. I was looking for twinkle the last few days because one of my friends used it before the appstore. I used it for a short period today and it might be my twitterrific replacement…might… Thanks for the other recommendations, I’ll be sure to check them out and look forward to your post.

    @John Oh yeah, it’s definitely going to be Apple’s year in terms of technology. I’m hoping in the future you are able to download themes for your iPhone. I like the default theme but it would be nice if the wallpaper was behind the menus as well. I tested out Evernote and liked it but I have too many websites to keep up with so I’d likely be better off just using the Notes app and storing photo notes on my phone rather than a website.

    @Shannon I’m going to have to check out that game, as if I need more ways to waste time at work. hehe. :)

  5. Patrick

    Jul 19th, 2008

    Although I don’t have any Apple products, when I heard someone’s iPhone making light saber noises as he swung it around waiting for Batman: The Dark Knight to begin, I became instantly envious.

  6. Pam

    Jul 19th, 2008

    @Patrick Both the iPod touch and iPhone are loads of fun and not to mention terribly addicting. I’ve been downloading apps left and right in the last day. :)

  7. ATLChris

    Jul 22nd, 2008

    You should check out the Pandora app, it allows you to listen to your Pandora music on the go. I put it on my iPod Touch and love it!


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