apps for Iphones

[ls7gto]

since we have a post for the android phones, I felt left out. Wife bought me an Iphone4 since I can control my nikon camera with it.
So what apps are you using?

Note , this is not for a iphone vs android and such post......we have enuff chevy vs ford already ! ;D

[BigBlockMopar]

Re: apps for Iphones

Don't worry, the iPhone is the Mopar under the phones so you got them all beat... :P :D

I've got 8 pages full of apps on my iPhone, mostly fun-stuff but some of them are worthwhile;
Units - Converts just about everything from areas, currencies, temps, lengths weight, speedsPower, Volume and time.
Dynolicious - The leading app in G-force measuring. Think "G-tek", but better. Must have app.
Clinometer - Measure grades by just holding your phone against a surface.
Shazam - Let your iPhone recognize songs your hear around you.
Seismometer - Can tell you when the wife is approaching 'swiftly', or, also if there's an earthquake is happening near you...
Angry Birds - Addictive game.
Labyrinth LE - Roll a steelball across the board by balancing your phone.
GroundEffect - Guide your low flying aircraft between islands at speed.
UnblockMeFree - Slide woodenblocks around to free to darker woodenblock.
Auditorium - Cool sound game
Spawn Lite - Cool sound game
Edge - Roll a cube along an obstacle course

[jays67]

Re: apps for Iphones

thanks from me too ;D

[catchmeblue70]

Re: apps for Iphones

I've kinda gone app crazy the last few weeks. My favorites are:

Dropbox - it's great for file sharing. I also use it to backup stuff from my phone because you can directly upload pictures and videos.
Awesome Note - it's the best replacement for an organizer I've found.
Words With Friends - it's like scrabble but you can play anywhere, anytime.
Whitepages - you can look up people, businesses, and do a reverse search.
Mint.com - it keeps my finances straight and is completely free.
mSecure - it keeps all your passwords, logins and the like in one place.
Photoshop Express and Perfect Photo - photo editors with different features in each.
Skype - this was great for when I was out of the country. I had to be on wi-fi, but calls were like 2 cents a minute instead of $1.99 a minute.
Instapaper - you can read webpages offline, so I tend to use it on the plane.
Kindle - I've found I like this better than the Nook app because I can change text sizes on all the books.
Amazon.com - great for on-the-go.
Kayak - I always use this to find my flights.
Mapquest - it kept Remy and I from getting lost in Vegas...when he actually admitted he was lost lol.
Cut The Rope - it's addictive and who doesn't like feeding candy to little critters?
FeeddlerRSS - it's free and keeps all my RSS feeds in one place.
Trivial Pursuit, Battleship, Yahtzee Adventures, Tetris, Angry Birds, Pinball HD, Geared, Trainyard, and Moonlight Mahjong - all great games.
CraigsPro - the easiest way to search craigslist.
iBookshelf - with RedLaser you can scan book barcodes and keep them organized.

I PM'd Brian about making the forum Tapatalk compatible so it's easier to get on here, but I haven't heard back yet. That'd be another one I'd get if it was.