What is currently on your iPhone home screen?

Here's my iPhone home Screen below. Interesting to see I keep two weather apps handy. I live in a flood zone and need to see what to expect during the winter.

I have an iPod, but I almost exclusively use the home screen for social networking. The other 3 screens are games, and random apps I'm testing.

Non-Apple apps on my homescreen include Foursquare, my Twitter client du jour (currently Tweetie 2), Sonos (for controlling my home stereo), Things (a todo app I am trying out), and the GMail, GReader & GCalendar triumvirate. Evernote gets a place on the dock.
I used blackra1n to jailbreak and winterboard to add wallpaper & remove app labels.

My home screen is pretty utilitarian. Of note are the two streaming audio apps and a password LockBox.

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Nothing too outrageous. There are some similarities to other screenshots above. I've been on a game kick lately, filtering the app store via toucharcade.com. Crossfingers has recently unseated Minesweeper to be my time-killer of choice. Also, I like taking photos with my iphone, but I have the home-button double-click set up to switch to the camera so I didn't need it on the home screen. I've been using Recorder a lot recently to remember riffs or drum patterns that my friend and I come up with during practice.

I wish Apple would allow the user to not sync a few of the built-in apps. My last page of apps are all of these: Stocks, music store, Notes, Voice Memo, Contacts (why do I need the contacts app when I can get to the same thing from the phone app?)

The three I go to most are OmniFocus, which syncs very well with a desktop version so that tasks are always up to date and accessible; Tweetie; and Public Radio App. This is one of the best public radio apps I've found — clear interface, easy searches and favorites marking. And GoWalla is a strange addiction as of late. As a developer of a location-based iPhone game and an Austinite, I have to support the hometown boys.

Obviously I'm jailbroken. I used blackra1n most recently because it let me unlock the phone to travel in Europe and use a prepaid SIM.

You'll note that I'm using a 5-column look. It's great for cramming more things on the screen, provided you're not picky about the layout, because long titles next to each other overlap. My messaging/social apps are at the top as they tend to be the most frequently used aside from the homerow apps.

Stanza gets used a lot, as I ride the train to work and use the phone for reading ebooks. Facebook also gets used a lot. The third app you can't see because it's hidden: SBSettings, which lets you swipe across the top bar and get a popup menu to enable/disable phone features. Otherwise email and calendar are the other most-used apps.