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07 Apr 2009, 10:05
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I became a "lucky" owner of an Apple iPod Touch yesterday. This is in preparation for our iPhone app.
I was actually excited to try it out and check the app store, having heard so much about it and seen so many apple commercials on TV. Well, the store is big and cool but it is full of junk apps. I spent a few hours yesterday weeding through all of that and eventually gave up. (Did not purchase any apps - just downloaded a few free ones of doubtful value).
I thought we could start a thread to list valuable/favorite Apple iPod Apps. Here is what I found so far:
1. Free RSS reader - RSS Runner
Did you find any valuable ones?
I was actually excited to try it out and check the app store, having heard so much about it and seen so many apple commercials on TV. Well, the store is big and cool but it is full of junk apps. I spent a few hours yesterday weeding through all of that and eventually gave up. (Did not purchase any apps - just downloaded a few free ones of doubtful value).
I thought we could start a thread to list valuable/favorite Apple iPod Apps. Here is what I found so far:
1. Free RSS reader - RSS Runner
Did you find any valuable ones?
07 Apr 2009, 11:27
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The apps I use most frequently (don't quote me on which were free, since I"m going from memory):
- Facebook (free): Pretty good functionality, just about anything you can do on the actual website you can do through this. Slightly better than the Facebook for Blackberry app.
- NY Times (free): Easier than dealing with a physical paper on the train.
- Colloquy (paid): IRC client - so I can keep up with GMATclub chat on-the-go. Very easy to use and set up, even for someone not that technically savvy.
- Pandora (free?): Internet radio, pretty nice when I get sick of listening to the music on my iPhone. Does a pretty decent job of picking music I like.
- Kindle (free): Awesome. Saved myself $350. Much, much easier to read a book on your iPhone than I thought it would be. Just a lot more page turning.
- Trapster (free): It's like the wikipedia of police speed traps. Links to GPS so it can tell you when you're coming up on a place where cops like to hide.
- Facebook (free): Pretty good functionality, just about anything you can do on the actual website you can do through this. Slightly better than the Facebook for Blackberry app.
- NY Times (free): Easier than dealing with a physical paper on the train.
- Colloquy (paid): IRC client - so I can keep up with GMATclub chat on-the-go. Very easy to use and set up, even for someone not that technically savvy.
- Pandora (free?): Internet radio, pretty nice when I get sick of listening to the music on my iPhone. Does a pretty decent job of picking music I like.
- Kindle (free): Awesome. Saved myself $350. Much, much easier to read a book on your iPhone than I thought it would be. Just a lot more page turning.
- Trapster (free): It's like the wikipedia of police speed traps. Links to GPS so it can tell you when you're coming up on a place where cops like to hide.
07 Apr 2009, 11:59
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Facebook - I use this all the time
Urbanspoon - I use this once and awhile, great to find new restaurants or to help pick something out for you to eat
Yelp - if you are looking for a restaurant review, this app is golden
Whitenoise - good app to help you fall asleep to. If you like to sleep to crickets or rain this is where to go.
Tapdefense - strategy tower game - position different types of towers on the map to kill the characters walking across
Cannon Game - you are a stationary cannon and your objective is to estimate the right angle and velocity to use to hit your targets
Colloquy - IRC program - great for gmatclub chat
FlightControl - just got this. It has me occupied for awhile. You are a flight control operator and planes cross your screen and you need to swipe a flight direction for each plane to land in correct airstrip. Gets hectic when there are 10 planes on screen, some traveling at different speeds, trying to avoid a collision.
Backgrounds - access to tons of different types of iphone backgrounds.
Fun apps to show your friends - Snaptell - take a picture of a book cover or CD etc and it will find that item, display the actual picture of whatever it is that you took and give you access to reviews etc
WhattheFont - similiar to snaptell, but you take a picture of a font and it identifies the name of the font. Great idea, havent had much use or luck with this app.
Shazam - this one identifies songs that you may hear during a commercial or at a club
Urbanspoon - I use this once and awhile, great to find new restaurants or to help pick something out for you to eat
Yelp - if you are looking for a restaurant review, this app is golden
Whitenoise - good app to help you fall asleep to. If you like to sleep to crickets or rain this is where to go.
Tapdefense - strategy tower game - position different types of towers on the map to kill the characters walking across
Cannon Game - you are a stationary cannon and your objective is to estimate the right angle and velocity to use to hit your targets
Colloquy - IRC program - great for gmatclub chat
FlightControl - just got this. It has me occupied for awhile. You are a flight control operator and planes cross your screen and you need to swipe a flight direction for each plane to land in correct airstrip. Gets hectic when there are 10 planes on screen, some traveling at different speeds, trying to avoid a collision.
Backgrounds - access to tons of different types of iphone backgrounds.
Fun apps to show your friends - Snaptell - take a picture of a book cover or CD etc and it will find that item, display the actual picture of whatever it is that you took and give you access to reviews etc
WhattheFont - similiar to snaptell, but you take a picture of a font and it identifies the name of the font. Great idea, havent had much use or luck with this app.
Shazam - this one identifies songs that you may hear during a commercial or at a club
