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The top 10 iPhone Apps list features the best iPhone applications that should be ready for your iPhone as soon as you pull the iPhone from its coveted black box. All iPhone Applications now available on iTunes.com
1. Yelp
Yelp connects you to user reviews of restaurants, bars and other businesses — has some nifty features. Monocle lets you point your iPhone camera’s viewfinder in any direction for an “augmented reality” street-view version of nearby establishments. The Nearby feature shows you in both list and map format which restaurants are closest to you. Bookmarks lets you read up on the spots you want to check out, add them to your bookmark list and view their location too.
2.Mint
Mint makes budgeting fun with it’s slick interface and color coded graphs and charts. The iPhone app allows you to check in with your account on the go. You can see alerts (“You’ve spent too much on parking!”) and take a quick look at your budgetary goals, which may be just the thing to prevent that impulse buy, or remind you that $4 lattes add up really fast.
3. Gorillacam
Pretty much from nowhere, Gorillacam arrived in December 2009 from the creators of the Gorillapod tripods. It mashes together a slew of features to hugely improve an iPhone’s camera (timer, multi-shot, spirit-level, on-screen grid, ‘press anywhere’ capture), meaning you can bin a half-dozen standalone apps that offer similar things.
4. Facebook
The revised grid-based ‘home screens’ provide speedy access to regularly visited sections (news feed, notifications, and so on) and pages, and the experience is such that it in many ways beats the browser version.
5. Fring
Skip past expensive data charges for international calls with the free VoIP caller Fring (free). With it, you’ll be able to talk to friends using Skype, SIP, Windows Live Messenger (MSN), Google Talk, and ICQ’s protocols–as long as you have a strong Wi-Fi connection. In addition, you can skip over Palringo altogether and IM with Fring instead. It supports the chat services above, as well as AIM, Yahoo, and Twitter; but you’ll lose out on photo messages.
6. RunKeeper
The prospect of Nike+ but better and for free might sound unlikely, but that’s what RunKeeper Free provides. The app uses an iPhone’s GPS capabilities to track your jogging route, and provides mapping and details of pace and calories burned. Activities can be shared online, and treadmill runs can be entered manually.
7. Slacker Radio
When it comes to streaming Internet Radio, Slacker Radio is one of many comparable free music discovery apps that help you find cool songs to stream over the Internet. Slacker Radio gets you streaming songs from genre-based stations and from “stations” you create yourself around one or more artists.
8. Photoshop.com Mobile for iPhone
Photoshop.com Mobile for iPhone includes essentials like a cropper and rotater, color adjusters, and a handful of effects to change tone and tint, or apply thematic edits to give images a border or vintage feel. Apart from its no-cost price tag, the other major draw to Adobe’s Photoshop iPhone app is the one-button uploading of photos to a Photoshop.com account, as an alternative to saving edited photos on the phone. We also like being able to snap a photo using the tool and then upload it to Photoshop.com right away.
9. Bloomberg Mobile
Bring the power of the most trusted source for financial information to your iPhone, along with tools to help you analyze the world’s markets. Bloomberg offers news, stock quotes, company descriptions, market leaders/laggers, price charts, market trends analysis, and more. You are also able to create a customized list of stocks that you want to follow from markets around the world.
10.Flixster
When it’s a movie-going experience you want, go straight to the free Movies app, populated by Flixster.com. You’ll find a logical tabbed interface where you can get movie showtimes, tickets, trailers, and maps to nearby theaters. Movie-watchers can hunt by title, theater, and rating. Flixster’s iPhone app offers a seamless, rich experience for finding reviews, upcoming titles, new DVD releases, and some artsy flicks. Integration with Netflix, Facebook, and Yelp helps make Movies the ultimate customized cinematic companion–at least for the U.S, U.K., and Canada.
Another year has come and gone, and another set of applications have made there was into my everyday work flow. This was an amazing year for applications and four new applications have made it into my top ten list, including taking the top one and two spots away from previous top applications.
Dropbox (new for 2010) No application or program has changed the way I use my computers more then Dropbox. The days of worrying about file changes and transferring files between computers are over! Dropbox syncronizes all your files in your Dropbox folder to all your Mac, Windows and Linux computers. The synchronization is so fast both ways that most files take just seconds before the changes appear on all your computers. All files are kept locally as well so you can access all your files even when you are offline. This is the one application I believe that everybody can benefit from.
Price: FREE for 2GB, $99.95/year for 50GB
LaunchBar 5 (new for 2010) is an application and file launcher taken to the next level. I was a little bit hesitant to try LaunchBar because I thought Spotlight did a good enough job, but when I finally took the plunge, I got hooked. LaunchBar can not only launch applications, but can access data within them, go through your contacts, add events to iCal and so much more. Any power user must check out this application.
Price: 30-Day Free Trial then $35.00 USD
FireFox (1st in 2009) web browser is still my favorite browser of choice. Though I am really starting to like Google Chrome, my day to day web development work is done in FireFox. The extension library is what I love most, and I would be lost without extensions like FireBug and Web Developer Toolbar. The browser is made by the company Mozillaextensions that are available to add to the functionality of the browser.
which is dedicated to providing free open source software to the general public. FireFox has a huge community base and has thousands of Price: FREE (Open Source)
TextMate (3rd in 2009) is the text editor that has been missing all my life. I just discovered this little jem last year and I still can’t believe how I ever lived without it. TextMate provides syntax highlighting for just about every programming language in use today. Using a simple drop down menu on the program’s bottom bar, you can change between languages on the fly. TextMate also comes preloaded with hundreds of code snipplets too for quickly adding text or special character encodings in. There are simple too many features to fully go into detail in this post. Please give TextMate a try today if you do anything but edit the most basic forms of text. Price: 30-Day Free Trial then €39
1Passwd (2nd in 2009) is a program that keeps track of all your usernames, passwords, and form data. The program not only keeps track of all your secure information but it also includes a secure password generator that automatically fills a password request field with a very secure password and then is remembered by the program. This allows you to do what you should be doing all along which is use a different password for each website. All you have to remember is your one master password and 1Passwd will remember the rest. It is completely encrypted using the keychain and can even be synced between your various mac computers using Apple’s Mobile Me. Price: 30-Day Free Trial then $39.95 USD
Things (new for 2010) is a personal to do manager based on the principles from David Allen’s Book, Getting Things Done. Things allows you to create Projects and assign tasks and due dates around those Projects. You can tag your tasks for quick access later, and sort them by areas of responsibilities. Things also syncs with iCal so you can have all your tasks in your iCal and Mail for easy access. There is also an iPhone application for Things so that you can carry all your task along with you, and sync when you get back to your home or office. Things has made my life so much easier and I love the simple UI of this application and highly recommend for anyone who wants to really take control of their working life.
Price: 14-Day Free Trial then $49.95 USD
Transmit (5th in 2009) by Panic is simply the best FTP program I have ever used on ANY platform. The ability to upload to Amazon S3 and Apple’s iDisk is fantastic. Transmit also allows you to sync between different folders, use tabbed site management, has dock status updates, and syncs your saved FTP sites with Mobile Me. This is a must have app for anyone who manages websites or needs remote file management. Price: $29.95 USD
Text Expander (6th in 2009) is a tiny application that runs quietly in the background of your Mac. It allows you to enter snipplets (small text phrases) that will expand into preset text or graphic strings. For example; say you keeping having to enter your email address like bob@something.com. You could setup a key so everytime you type bob@ the text is automatically replaced with bob@something.com. You can even program in complete email signatures, and photos to pop up, just about anything you can think of. This is a great time saving application that has saved me from a lot of excess typing. Price: 30-Day Free Trial then $29.95 USD
Tweetie (new for 2010) is a Mac only Twitter client. Twitter broke out in a big way in 2009 really going mainstream, and that in turn gave us more and more people to follow each week. Tweetie uses a very Mac like UI to help you follow your Twitter peeps. Tweetie is really good for tracking conversations between different twitter users, and a double click on a reply will bring up the entire conversation thread so you can learn what they have been discussing. This is a must have for any Twitter user who wants a more powerful way to use the Twitter stream and take the Twitter experience to the next level.
Price: FREE (Ad Supported), $19.95 with no ads
Super Duper (4th in 2009) takes care of the task that all of us seem to avoid, BACKUP! SuperDupper can be setup to make a complete screen shot of your computer’s hard drive so you can be backup within minutes of a complete system failure. SuperDuper also allows for incremental updates so you don’t have to make a huge backup file every night. Super Duper was updated last year to work with Leopard’s Time Machine. Price: Free for regular backup, $27.95 for advanced features
Here are the top 10 most popular Blackberry applications that you should have on your Blackberry Cell!
1. Google Maps
This is one of my favorite programs. It’s not only great for the PC, but in my opinion it’s one of the few PC programs that actually offers users a more rich experience on their handheld cellular devices. With Google Maps users can find local businesses and other points of interest, discover traffic delays, receive turn by turn directions, and even use GPS capabilites via My Location Based Services without having a GPS receiver installed on their device. (Of course it will work with a built-in recevier or Bluetooth GPS receiver add-on). Adding to all of the Google Maps for Blackberry devices is the price - it’s 100% free.
2. Xplayer
I really don’t like the Media Player found on Blackberry cell phones, but xPlayer definitely steps up the devices game. It supports all type of media files including MP3, AAC, AAC+, WMA, etc. Plus it will even play video files and offers a pretty impressive codec base for playing back a ton of different video file types. Again this one is free, so it’s worth a look see.
3. Opera Mini
The Blackberry included browser is horrendous (only because I couldn’t think of a better word to use than horrendous). The factory-installed browser doesn’t offer good page views, and the pages that do come up render rather slowly.
In comes Opera Mini! Not only can you zoom in and out of pages allowing you to see the whole page as nature (or the webmaster) intended it, but you can also set the page views for your own optimal viewing. You can even use a landscape mode and save pages easily to your bookmarks section. Plus, it uses very little system resources in the grand scheme of things. Overall another awesome program that’s once again freeware based.
4. BBWeather
I don’t like to get rained on, or suffer from heat stroke, and I don’t have to thanks to this nifty program. BBweather gives Blackberry cell phone users the ability to configure their weather forecasts for the city they’re in.
Users who travel can also set up different profiles for several locations, while viewing anywhere from 2-10 days of future weather forecasts. With dewpoint, humidity and other information also given its another great freeware program that’s worth a go around.
5. Google Mobile Search
Once again Google proves why they’re on top of the digital world. Google Mobile Search For Blackberry Devices is the best option for quick web searches. Not only can you find local businesses, but you can store your recent searches for quick look ups later. Not to mention you can find images, phone numbers, addresses and much more directly from your device.
The Google Mobile Search option will also show off by providing up-to-date stock quotes, offering a glossary of search terms, displaying Local listings, offering Movie times and it will even let you click on a phone number to auto dial the number being displayed. It’s also offered at the very cheap price of FREE.
Even if I had to pay for this program I would use it - it’s really that good, and pretty much an essential install for any traveler.
6. Facebook For Blackberry
I must admit that when on my Facebook account, I rarely install many apps offered to me by friends. However I love the cell phone apps offered by some very skillful developers, and the Blackberry Facebook Application is no exception.
With this free application you can be notified on your Blackberry homescreen when you receive new messages on your facebook account. The program will even display your full wall messages, let you know who’s poking you, show new photo tags and so much more. You can even update your status, check out your friends’ status, and even post your pictures from your device directly. Basically you can manage your entire Facebook account without ever stepping near a computer. The cost is again free, and it’s a simple install to your Blackberry device.
7. BBLight
This is a really simple freeware program that offers one simple solution, however, it’s a solution that users who watch alot of videos will want to take advantage of. BBlight allows you to set a time length for when your screen will turn off. This is really useful if you’re on a plane or travelling by some other means and your watching a longer video. Yes it’s simple, but again it’s free and rather a quite useful application for the heavy video viewer crowd.
8. WorldMate For Blackberry Devices
This is a must have application for travellers. The Gold package will cost you $99 per year, but pardon the pun when I say it can be worth its weight in gold. The app allows users to store their own itineraries, view a world clock and check out the weather.
Where the application really shines though is in its ability to display flight schedules and show the status of each flight you want to look up. This application can save valuable time by always keeping you on top of your flight plans, while giving you easy access to your airlines’ phone numbers in case you need to make other arrangements. It may cost money, but with the time it can save travellers, it may be worth the cost.
9. Open Office For Blackberry
This is a great option if you need to edit Microsoft Office, including Microsoft 2007, documents on the fly. At $69.95 the program isn’t too pricey especially when you consider what it offers. The screen on the Open Office application allows users to easily add Bold, Italic, and other formatting standards. If you need to edit office documents and keep the original formatting this is the way to go. But beware - to create and not just edit documents you’ll pay an additional fee up to $70.
10. Cellfire
Normally I wouldn’t include this program, but given the price of gas, every dollar saving technique is welcomed.
Cellfire basically blasts coupons to a user’s cell phone with a unique 5 digit code which users can then show to clerks at local stores to receive the discount. Right now the program is already working with some major companies such as Dominos, McDonalds, and Sears to name just a few, and the number of subscribing companies is continuing to grow. The best part? You only receive the coupons when you choose to have your device go out and fetch the newest offerings, meaning you won’t be bombarded with advertisements at all times of the day. This one’s better than free. Not only will you not pay for it, but Cellfire can literally save you money.
