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Standard User ian_c
(knowledge is power) Fri 20-Mar-09 12:17:34
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Right, now I've got one of the little blighters, what are the must-have apps?


edit: oops.

If Shakespeare......had a blog it would be like this.

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Moderator billford
(moderator) Fri 20-Mar-09 12:40:18
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one fo the little blighters
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(deleted) Fri 20-Mar-09 12:50:30
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Fieldrunners (game) £1.79
Bejewelled 2 (game) £1.79
Zombieville USA (game) £1.19
Facebook (if you Facebook) - FREE
Google Earth - FREE
Worldwiki - FREE
Bebot (analogue synth) - £1.19
Twitterfon - FREE

..to name a few.


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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Fri 20-Mar-09 12:56:22
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I have this one.

It's surprising actually that Apple didn't include the Dictionary that comes as standard in the OS as a default Ap for the iPod Touch/iPhone. crazy
Standard User ian_c
(knowledge is power) Fri 20-Mar-09 12:59:18
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Chhers.

I was wondering which of the Twitter clients to grab - have you kicked any of the others around?

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(deleted) Fri 20-Mar-09 13:04:35
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I tried the Twitterific App but changed it to Twitterfon after a friend (a prolific twitterer) told me about the latter. I only use it to read tweets mainly so I couldn't say how 'good' it is. The beauty is though, that it's free.
Standard User ian_c
(knowledge is power) Fri 20-Mar-09 13:13:03
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The beauty is though, that it's free.

Always a plus!

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Fri 20-Mar-09 13:27:39
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Remote - Remote control your iTunes - Free
Google Earth - Much like the PC version - Free
Facebook - A must for any Facebook user - Free
BeejiveIM - Instant Messenger client - £9.95 (yeah, I know it's expensive, but it's VERY good, used to have this app on my BlackBerry)
TwitterFon - A Twitter client - Free
Air Sharing - Turn your iPhone into a wireless hard drive - Was free, now £1.79 (I think)
Tap Tap Revenge 2 - A bit like Gurtar Hero but for your fingers - Free

There's plenty of games, etc. in the apps store, I've got Bejewled 2, Monopoly, Spore, Crash Card and MotoChaser. These range for 59p to £4.99.
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(deleted) Fri 20-Mar-09 13:36:25
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10 quid for an instant messenger client?!? The most I've paid is for a colour expert utility and that was only about £4.
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(deleted) Fri 20-Mar-09 14:41:42
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Yeah, I'm probably a little nuts. Unlike the others IM clients available, Beejive actually stays logged on even after you've closed the application. The messages are stored on their servers then delivered once you open the application again. IM+/Fring, etc. are all good if you want basic stuff. Beejive also gives you the ability to send photos and voice messages to your buddies.
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