iPhone Apps I Like
It seems like a growing number of people I run in to have an iPhone. So I’ve been getting some questions about the apps that I’m using. I thought I’d just list them for you and invite you to post your own. These are links to the apps in the iTunes Store.
NetNewsWire: Great news feed reader which syncs with your online and computer accounts.
Facebook: Pretty much a full service mobile version.
WordPress: Let’s me post onto my blogs from anywhere I have a connection!
12seconds: Let’s you post a 3 picture slide show with audio to your 12seconds.tv account.
Pandora: My music whenever and wherever I want.
Speakeasy: Audio recorder. Great quality. You’ll be seeing me use in on location.
iBreviary: Provides the Liturgy of The Hours, daily prayer of the Church. Updated daily.
The Weather Channel: Better weather than built in wx app on phone.
Darkslide: Let’s me upload photos to my Flickr account (including into sets).
Twitterific: Where I tweet from most often.
AIM: Not using this much but a great IM app.
Google Mobile: Quick access to all my Google accounts/services.
Google Earth: You have to see it to believe it.









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3 Comments
Steve
VR+ is a nice app for posting audio to your Twitter feed. Works like Twitpic. Puts audio on your VR+ page with a link from your tweet. Let’s you get more info into the tweet than 140 characters.
Marlene
One of my favorite iPhone apps is iheartradio. It allows you to listen to a variety of radio stations across the country, and it has neat search capabilities. Let’s me listen to my favorite radio station wherever I am! Can be convenient to listen to your favorite news/talk station or listen to your local station while you’re traveling for local news, snow delay information, etc.
Leah Guffey
well, Tom doesn’t like it when you get new gadgets…i let you test them and then I tell him I want one and 9 out of 10 times, I’ve gotten one! yahoo!! So…now I’m thinking I want an iPhone.
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