iPhone Favorite Apps (...and that neat app you just found)

[injapan]

Thanks guys. These are very interesting

[FlorenceArt]

I downloaded Awesome notes lite and played with it a little. I don't know if I'll buy the full version because I don't have much need for its functionalities, but it looks very nice. The two weak points for me are the horrid French translation (English seems to be slightly better but is not the developer's mother tongue apparently) and the fact that it's not integrated with gmail's to-do list. Otherwise it's a good app for notes, diaries, lists...

[RockdaMan]

I downloaded Pocket Casts today. Works well for downloading and managing podcasts without having to sync to iTunes.

I fall more in love with the Kindle app every day.

[RockdaMan]

I downloaded Pocket Casts today. Works well for downloading and managing podcasts without having to sync to iTunes.

I fall more in love with the Kindle app every day.

[Quake1028]

For my iPad 2:

Kindle
Netflix
Atomic Web Browser
Flipboard
CloudReaders (comics)

Those 5 honestly make up around 80-90% of my iPad time, the rest being gaming/other apps.

[RockdaMan]

I've bumped off Twitteriffic for a new guy on the block -- TweetFire. Again, I don't tweet, I just use it for reading the news. I like that I can use it for adjusting my lists and I like the way I can use it for selecting lists too.

[1611mac]

Originally Posted by 1611mac

Yes, with SugarSync you can Navigate to any folder to flag it to be synced.
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If you try SugarSync make sure you get the free 5 gig account. It's a small text link under the big paid account icons.

SurgarSync wins in an interesting comparison. Read article Best Way To Store Stuff in the Cloud
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[Ryvyan]

I've some staples on my iPhone 3G. But I have not explored new possibilities since I got them, so there might be better ones.

- WhatsApp: I got it during its free trial-run, and now with the group-chat capability, it is still worth purchasing.
- Stanza: I used this to read before I got my Nook.
- iXpenseIt: To keep track of my spending. I have the paid version and it has not failed me thus far.
- Skype: This is free, and I purchase 120 mins of credit to local mobile/residential lines for use when I'm abroad. Cheap, decent.
- Sleep Cycle: I have not used this in a while, but it used to detect my abnormal sleeping patterns, and wake me up just before I go into deep sleep. It was awesome, but don't expect miracles in the first couple nights.

[Nexutix]

The best apps I have are:

All of Wiki
TouchMouse
Photosynth
Audiobooks
Stanza (won't work anymore on iOS 5, so it's dead...)

I am just satisfied with all these.

[stonetools]

What's the best audiobooks app, anyone, and why is it best?

[RockdaMan]

Originally Posted by patilsaurabhr

TouchMouse
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What do you use it for?

[RockdaMan]

Originally Posted by stonetools

What's the best audiobooks app, anyone, and why is it best?

I use audible for Audible bought stuff, and Overdrive for stuff from the library.

No best...but different, both competent.

[Nexutix]

Originally Posted by RockdaMan

What do you use it for?

It's remote mouse and keyboard app and can give you full screen keyboard/full screen mouse and that all for free. It also has defalut screen with mouse on top and keyboard on bottom.

I usually use it as remote when I watch movies and mouse/keyboard is out of reach.

[FlorenceArt]

Originally Posted by patilsaurabhr

It's remote mouse and keyboard app and can give you full screen keyboard/full screen mouse and that all for free. It also has defalut screen with mouse on top and keyboard on bottom.

I usually use it as remote when I watch movies and mouse/keyboard is out of reach.

Do you mean that you can control your computer with it? Mac or PC?

[FlorenceArt]

I looked at Touchmouse in the app store. It does allow you to control you PC or Mac from the iPad. You need to install a software on the computer. Sounds interesting if you have connected the computer to the TV.