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My Favorite iPhone Apps.

Some of my favorite iPhone apps (not in any particular order) :

Google (has voice searching which is very convenient sometimes, and quick access to all things Google..which is nice if you use google as much as I do...Gmail,Docs,Calender,Reader)


  • Accuweather is my favorite weather app
  • MobileRSS for RSS feeds, (syncs with Google reader)
  • Pandora
  • PocketUniverse is pretty cool
  • Find my iPhone is free now, and is very cool. (can send message, remote lock or wipe, have it make a sound, or find on a map. just Google how to set it up)
  • Fox News, AP Mobile, CNN are good news apps
  • eBay, Amazon.com, Google shopper are cool shopping apps
  • For searching for different things: Bing, AroundMe, Where, IMDb, Flixter
  • DropBox  & Evernote if you use those
  • SoundHound for finding out what song that is thats on the radio
  • NavFree has free Nav software that is fairly nice. Maybe also try MapQuest
  • There is a Nook, and Kindle  e-book reader if you read e-books
  • Skype, of course for video chatting (even on 3G)
  • Angry Birds, fruit ninja, and Cut the rope are a must.
  • Facebook
  • BibleReader by Olive Tree , also BLB (Blue Letter Bible) and YouVersion is good.
  • Google Earth
  • Yelp! for finding good places to eat
  • Lightsaber Unleashed! (Every iPhone owner should be prepared for a spontaneous iPhone lightsaber duel.)
Have fun.
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