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Of the dozens (hundreds?) of apps you've put on your iPhone, which ones do you use daily? Weekly? Monthly? Can't remember last time?
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iPhone users, which apps do you use daily?
@maureenjennings
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Pretty much same apps on both my iPad and iPhone.
#DAILY Strava or MapMyRide (can't decide which is better) -- iPhone only Instapaper PlainText Dropbox Tribes #WEEKLY Google -- iPhone only NYTimes Crosswords Mint.com Keynote #MONTHLY PDXBus Sudoku Prompt Peggle OmniGraffle
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Alejandro Ramirez
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Byline OmniFocus Tweetie Weekly 1Password Amazon Bills BeejiveIM Colloquy Cram Deliveries Dropbox eBay iSSH Mint Plants vs. Zombies Monthly CardSar IDW Comics There are a few other apps that get occasional use like games and various pocket references, but the above is the third-party stuff that is always on my phone.
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Awesome Notes Eternity time logger, Eventlogger, Errands, Goal Tender SleepTracker, MoodTracker, Track&Share Ambiance, iRelax Wikipanion plus, Stanza, GoodReader, Audiobooks Mail, calender, contacts google, tweetie, stocks Toobz, Sudoku, Frenzic, FlightControl scan, battery pro iXpenseIt Weekly - multiple times TimeLogger Maps, OffMaps, AroundMe iThoughts, Outliner, instaviz, Quickoffice, Clipboard Pro Read it Later, LivingSocial, Next Read, wikiHow, Art Nike+iPod, SixPack App, Yoga Stretch HoldEm, I Dig it Linkedin, Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, Yahoo Oxford Delux, WordWeb, Cambridge Phrasal verbs, Longman Idioms iNeedStuff Monthly: Vision, uHear Skype, BlogPress, NASA SimCity SketchBook Photo fx, PhotoForge GiveWork Can't remember when I used last time: Wyse PocketCloud, WorldMate, Skype, FlightTracker Pro, Hotels NaturalCure, Ayurveda Remedy, Epocrates, Tap & Track Calories BinauralBeat, WhiteNoise, SilentIsland
Daily: Mail, Facebook, Things, Calendar, Tweetie, Instapaper, Byline, iPeng
Weekly: AccuWeather, PicPosterous, NYTimes, McSweeney's, Pandora, Amazon Monthly: Now Playing, eBay, DropBox, Convert And favorite games that rise and fall in use: Strategery, iBomber, Stay, Electric Box, Edge, HarborMaster, iFighter, DoodleJump, Peggle
Really long list... I put a star next to my favorites when I realized that frequency of use didn't have a 100% correlation.
Daily ----- Twitterific * Lose It! * WootOn! * PandoraBox * (app price drops!) Alarm Clock (nice, green clock) TowerMadness: Zero * (current fav free game) Built-ins: iPod * Safari Mail * Phone * Contacts * Messages * Calendar * (way better than outlook for viewing my calendar) Clock (alarm) Weekly ------ Instapaper * RunKeeper Free * (great run/walk/bike tracking) Urbanspoon * Cydia BargainBin Wesabe * Mint.com Pain Free * Geared Paper Lists * Canabalt * Elephant * (my 4yr old) RedLaser i.TV Genesis Spikey Boxed In GasCubby Lite * (full version is great, this one's limited to just 5 entries) Lightsaber geoFighter Built-ins: Maps * Notes Camera Photos App Store YouTube Occasionally ------------ Cycorder Rope'n'Fly Lite * (not 2 which is too slow) WordSearch Battery Magic AccuWeather AlienInvader PhoneFlicks TED Brick FREE CardStar iCollider * Converbot Tangrams LE craigsphone Defend! Lite * Distant Suns * FingerFlex Sleep Cycle Monkey LITE * Number Line * Penguin2 * Shape Builder Lite Ragdoll Blaster * FlingFree Enso-Dot Tasks Trace Topple Tower FREE Ping! Shazam * Built-ins: Calculator Stocks I love trying out new apps that come up free or get reduced to free - I've even bought some full versions  .Enjoy trying out some of my favorites (use PandoraBox to try and catch apps on sale).
Note: I don't have an iPhone, but iPod Touch
Daily: Calendar Clock Olive Tree Bible Reader Stanza Sudoku (almost daily) Weekly: Maps Weather Buienradar (Dutch) Calculator Dictionary.com GoodReader Music Uitzending gemist (Dutch) Echofon Less often: Notes English-Dutch Dictionary Contacts Safari Videos Wikipedia Stocks
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calendar, Mail, Messages, Contacts, Phone, clock (alarm). [ie default only] Multiple times a week: twitteriffic, Oblique Strategies [based on http://www.rtqe.net/...es/OSintro.html ], instapaper less than that: fixMyStreet, art of war (e-book), maps, terminal. installed for occassional use: qik, evernote, insomnia, audioboo, light, itunes remote, keynote remote, skype, stumberplus, meditation here's a photo of my home screen. 
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(Built in): Mail, Safari, Calendar, Maps, Messages, Camera, iPod, (Downloaded): WeatherEye, Instapaper, Tweetie, Simplenote, Birdhouse, Ego Weekly: (Built in): Clock, Phone (Downloaded): Wikipanion, Yelp, Facebook, Best Camera, Camerabag, Red Rocket, AppSniper Monthly: (Downloaded): QuadCamera, NFB, Autostitch, AroundMe, Flixster, Stanza, Eucalyptus, Shazam, Convert, Method, Also, a regularly rotating cast of games. Currently: CritterCrunch, Myst, HarborMaster, Canabalt, Steel Sky, Civ Revolutions, Zenbound, Sunway, UnblockMe, Ramp Champ
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OmniFocus (this is a lifesaver productivity app for the seriously organizationally challenged) The Carrot (tracking progress, or lack thereof, in multiple areas of my life...motivating) Weekly Dress Chica (PBS Sprout app for staying young and laughing with my kids. You too can accessorize a chicken with googly eyes and colorful poncho) Memory Pro (a brain stimulus while waiting for kids to get out of guitar lessons) Our Groceries (my custom lists of SOLE food and where to get it - sustainable, organic, local, ethical) Monthly Bump (cool and fun contact sharing app -- you bump fists while each person holds their iPhone and it magically transports your contact info and pic to the other person's phone) and I use my camera to take a picture of the grocery list on our kitchen whiteboard to refer to at the grocery store. I never forget the chocolate ice cream! Then I just delete the pic when I am done.
Daily: Calendar (customized to show Google Calendar)
iGoogle (Digg, news) Facebook, Twitter Amazon Kindle Sheep Stacker (if not moving), Trism (if moving) SplashID (for passwords) Mail to read Gmail through Exchange WeatherBug Elite (before I leave house in morning) iPod (for podcasts on subway, use Pandora at work for music) Clock (for the alarm), Ambiance (to go to sleep) Contacts (have both the set from my MacBook and from Google on iPhone)
Daily: I use Twittelator for Twitter, Facebook, Shazam, Sol Free (solitaire),
Bloomberg, Huff Post, NY Times, FT, BBC Reader as I am a bit of a news junkie. Frequently but not every day: Delicious Bookmarks, Fandango, LinkedIn, Epicurious for recipes, Urban Spoon (to find restaurants), and Shakespeare from Readdle.
Native apps:
(on a daily basis) Mail, Phone, Maps, Clock, Weather, Calendar, Messages, Safari (Less frequent) Youtube, Camera, Calculator, App store Free / Paid apps: (on a daily basis)Facebook, Echofon for Twitter, Chess problem apps (ChessQuest & Chess problems) (Less frequent) Citibank, Skype, Word wrap, Sudoku, Wikipanion, Glaurung chess
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Phone Safari Messages Tweetie Tweetdeck Simply Tweet Stocks Weather / Weather Channel Evernote Pandora NPR News Newsstand Simpleenote / Notes Wunderradio Calendar FT Mobile BBC Reader Weekly Camera / Photos iPod iTunes Clock (alarm) Voice Memos News Pro Maps Freshbooks Google Voice Mobile (with workaround) Rachel Maddow Monthly iTunes Aardvark AppBoxPro CameraBag Genius FlightTrack MindMeister Shazam Skype WordBook When Traveling A variety of translators WordPress Yelp iDisk
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MLB's AtBat (but now that baseball season is over...) NY Times (so good I dropped my $14/mo Kindle subscription) Echofon (my preferred iPhone Twitter app) ESPN ScoreCenter (I'm a sports junkie...what can I say?) Techmeme (Always better in an app vs. browser) Weekly Chase (Simple but useful banking app) AOL Radio & iHeartRadio (they're why I ditched my XM subscription) Amazon's Kindle app (nice that it syncs your Kindle book locations) TweetDeck (my alternative iPhone Twitter app) CardStar (why carry all those buyer loyalty cards?!) FluentNews (a terrific multi-source news app) PopSci (Popular Science content as an app) ShopShop (can't forget the grocery story lists) The Word (the Stephen Colbert segment...hilarious) On the road USA Today AutoPilot (love how it uses my TripIt info!) IndyStar (nice to have my local paper on the road) USA Today (for those times when the hotel doesn't give you a freebie) |
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