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    I am thinking about getting an iphone. Are there any free apps that you guys find really helpful that I should consider getting?

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    Doc, there are lots of really useful apps that I like. For example, Sicboater set me up at the NC get together with an app that lets me get into the SRP chat from my phone. Very elementary for some of our propeller heads but good for me. There are something like 65K apps available and that's just from the "legal" source, iTunes. If you get the phone shoot me a pm and we can talk apps based on what you are interested in.

    I've had all three generations of iPhones and the newest one is really great. My only caveat has to do with your service in the Asheville area. As I recall, I wasn't always getting the best 3G coverage, but I could be wrong.

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    3 gs due here in Sept Bill so coming soon. The phone I am getting is the straight 3g without any letters so not the newest. Same phone David has I think.

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    The 3GS is a pretty good improvement over the 3G. If you are getting a subsidized deal I don't think the upcharge is that much.

    If you are on ATT now, I could lend you an iPhone 3G to try out. I think you could just add the Phone data plan and drop it if you don't like the phone (the plan...not the phone).

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    Just don't move over to the shaving function....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doc View Post
    I am thinking about getting an iphone. Are there any free apps that you guys find really helpful that I should consider getting?
    Bump is the best app ever, i use it daily. also, the built in weather program sucks, get the weather channel one (free). most of the good games cost a few dollars.

    there is also a bubble level program for iphone that is suprisingly handy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill S View Post
    Doc, there are lots of really useful apps that I like. For example, Sicboater set me up at the NC get together with an app that lets me get into the SRP chat from my phone. Very elementary for some of our propeller heads but good for me. There are something like 65K apps available and that's just from the "legal" source, iTunes. If you get the phone shoot me a pm and we can talk apps based on what you are interested in.

    I've had all three generations of iPhones and the newest one is really great. My only caveat has to do with your service in the Asheville area. As I recall, I wasn't always getting the best 3G coverage, but I could be wrong.
    +1, the app is called "rooms" and it was developed by the guys who developed IRC. There are many good apps out there Doc and odds are that you will find some that suit your needs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jockeys View Post
    Bump is the best app ever, i use it daily. also, the built in weather program sucks, get the weather channel one (free). most of the good games cost a few dollars.

    there is also a bubble level program for iphone that is suprisingly handy
    +1. The weather channel app is exponentially better. I use it daily to check the weather on my ipod. I use a level program, and it's really great. When we moved into our new place and went to hang paintings, it got all of them level.

    My favorite free apps are:

    Dictionary!- a free dictionary

    Pandora- the free internet radio website

    Epocrates- a medical app with drug information that includes identification, interactions, and side effects.

    Units- a unit converter for almost everything, from energy, temperature, speed, and volumetric flow.

    Stanza- a free ebook program that lets you connect to pay and free book sources. I only use the free book sources and have found them to be very good. I just finished Ben Franklin's autobiography.


    I've only ever bought 1 app from the app store, and it was Fantastic Contraption. It's an engineering and physics puzzle game that was worth the $4 or $5 I spent on it.

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    IRC - Mobile Colloquy $1.99

    Pandora - Free

    Ihandy level - Free

    MMAtorch - Free (only if yoy're into MMA)

    Mylite Flashlit - Free (even has a lighter function so you can swing your arms at a concent)

    Ebay - Free

    Paypal - Free

    Facebook - Free

    Planets - Free - Is that dot in the sky a star or a planet? Answer that question with this application. Discover when you can see your favorite planet, and where to look in the sky in relation to the stars.

    Skype - Free


    Get yourself an iphone. It's the next best thing after diet sodas.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quick Orange View Post
    Stanza- a free ebook program that lets you connect to pay and free book sources. I only use the free book sources and have found them to be very good. I just finished Ben Franklin's autobiography.
    try Eucalyptus... gives you access to project guttenburg (downloads to phone for reading later) with the best interface I've ever seen. not free but worth it.

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