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Most Popular Free iPhone Apps (and Posts) of 2009 [Best Of 2009]
Excellent set of apps. No google voice still really burns me. Maybe enough to Jailbreak.
Passive Monitor
Good ideas for passive monitoring of a system. I like simple pieces that bolt together. Complexity begets complexity.
tarpipe
Thought it was cool, turns out I don’t really like it. Seems something like ping.fm meets yahoo pipes.
Ninite Easy PC Setup and Multiple App Installer - Great For Win7 Upgrades
Snazzy, I don’t set up many Windows machines, but this is handy.
"Has anyone ever seriously made a comment such as “The new Vizio HDTV is totally a Panasonic killer”? No, they haven’t and if they did they would be laughed at. But somehow, if a device connects to a computer then we’re living under Highlander rules."
~ http://www.theangrydrunk.com/2009/12/14/ive-seen-things-you-people-wouldnt-belive/
What are your first page iPhone apps? I actually have quite a few default apps.
The kindle app is a nice compliment to my kindle, i like that they stay in sync, good forthw commute. After that evernote is my goto for an everything box.
Mint used to be excellent for keeping up with my accounts but seems to update too slow these days I might ditch it.
Facebook and Twitter get checked often enough that I like them handy.
Pandora and NPR get used a lot these days I tend not to sync my iPhone often so I stream a lot of stuff. The NPR app is killer if your a public radio dork btw.
PDX Transit makes sure I know when and where the biases and trains are coming, key for commuting to work.
Chess with friends is just a high tech turn based chess game.
I just noticed that PDX Transit is the only paid app I use regularly. What does everyone else have on thier primary screen?
