iPhone Users – Top 5 Apps!

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Since I am always looking for new and helpful iPhone apps, I thought id ask everyone what their fav apps are.

1) Tapatalk
2) Dropbox
3) Instagram
4) Delivery Status (pro)
5) Pic Stitch

Some Others: Flashlight, Day One, Shazam (pro), PocketRanger

What about you guys?

| Sent from my iPhone 4S |

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calendar
mail
imessage
hullomail
Timesheet 2 go

Just in a random order, but definately the 5 most used apps on my iphone.

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top 5 in random order,

Pocket Cloud
ADHelpDesk
Google Voice
Flashlight
LastPasas

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Jagdbegleiter (iHunt Journal)
WhatsApp
OnVista
Finanzen100
GPS Navigation 2

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Podcaster
Weather
Tapatalk
Meetup
Facebook

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Roku remote
Walking Dead game
Tapatalk
Weather Live
Instagram

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Tapatalk
My fitness pal
MLB at bat
I writer

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My Top 5 iPhone apps:
5. Waze
4. Music
3. Boxcar
2. Downcast
1. Atomic Web
I have Launch Center Pro on the dock to expand my quick access to many more apps than the normal 4.

Very Different (except for 1) from my iPad apps:
5. Watchlater
4. Evernote
3. Pocket
2. Atomic Web
1. Mr. Reader

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In no particular order

Soundhound
Last Pass
Tiltmeter
Iconvert
Flickr

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I just downloaded iPhoto yesterday for both the iPad and iPhone and am still learning how to use it. But a standout app that is really nice is genius scan. Take a picture in the app of a document and it flattens it and makes it look just like it was just scanned.

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Manheim
Hulu Plus
Flickr
Fitbuilder
Facebook

Also Redlaser, and AirSharing

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In order:

Mail
Messages
Beejive GT
Reminders
Notes

HM:
ESPN Scorecenter (Almost exclusively for notifications)

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great post. i didn’t know about the TiltMeter app, but i’ll be using that one for sure.

here’s my favorite helpful apps, but i’m going to cheat and list more than 5.
genius scan – create pdf’s from camera
my measures – add measurements to a pic
iXpenseit – personal finance tracker
ListMonger – create nested lists.
Calculator# – good calculator for complex equations
motionX GPS – running gps, tracks distance and pace.
Counter+ – counts your taps. good for inventorying at work.
Game Kit – great for score keeping
Round Timer – a boxing timer good for keeping rounds when sparring, or also for HIIT training.
UConvertPro – unit converter. has lots of choices and a decent UI

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Tapatalk
Amazon
Lloydstsb
Shazam
Imdb

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Great idea for a thread! I see some stuff I want to try.

I really haven’t tried a whole lot of apps, but here would be my top picks:
• MyWi: great if you’ve got unlimited data, jail-broken your phone, and AT&T hasn’t throttled you yet
• Google: search by voice
• Flashlight: the iHandy version has a dimmer
• MapQuest: turn-by-turn navigation – nice as long as you follow it’s route
• Anylist: allows you to share shopping lists with others

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