iPhone Apps Thread

[Calibrated]

iDaft

which is of course also available online and on winmo

[Hackstra]

anybody wanna sell me a cheap iphone? ahha

[rodsfromday]

paper toss

I love that APP!!!

[poita]

cydia
winterboard
installous

my new favourite collection

[hazrd]

paper toss

+100000

oh, and paper toss world tour!!

[Neeko]

I best start the klan of iPhone users
absolutely loving the phone
wish the battery had a bit more life, but cant expect to much with this things capabilities.

so far i have:

ebuddy - IM
facebook
ebay
paypal
shazam (havent found a song it cant recognise! even played this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08HbCG8QbVo)
remote
COM:LINK - bluetooth walkie talkie
Bluechat - Bluetooth IM
Theme Clock (can be used as a night stand clock)
Carpenter (shows a spirit level with % and few other impressive gadgets)
iBluetooth (lets you bluetooth any file to any phone)
nova

few fun apps:

Mini Piano (shows one Octave. think thats how its spelt)
Touch Chords (teaches guitar)
Drum Kit
LyricFind lite (type any lyric, it'll find it)
Flashlight (turns screen completely white to use it as torch)
Stealth (annoying high pitch tone)
big red button

games:

Fast & furious
air hockey 2 player
Toobz
sheep launcher
waterslide

jailbroke the phone yesterday and also installed cydia
winterboarding it tonight

[Jerram]

shazam (havent found a song it cant recognise! even played this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08HbCG8QbVo)

Mini Piano (shows one concave. think thats how its spelt)

-heh Ave Maria is pretty well known amongst classical circles. Actually - perhaps you could get it out, and see if it can find this Ravel String Quartet (2nd Movement)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBy4f...om=PL&index=82

you could also try this, my favorite Romantic era composition, Anton Bruckner, Symphony No. 8 "Apocalyptic" Mvt 4: Finale

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMXbHJMn2hI extra challenge is that the recording is from the 1964. To anyone else you might enjoy listening if you like rather grandiose orchestra music.

-also, I'm reasonably sure you're referring to an Octave. As opposed to "a" Concave (photographers might like to tell you what that refers to)

[Neeko]

-heh Ave Maria is pretty well known amongst classical circles. Actually - perhaps you could get it out, and see if it can find this Ravel String Quartet (2nd Movement)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBy4f...om=PL&index=82

you could also try this, my favorite Romantic era composition, Anton Bruckner, Symphony No. 8 "Apocalyptic" Mvt 4: Finale

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMXbHJMn2hI extra challenge is that the recording is from the 1964. To anyone else you might enjoy listening if you like rather grandiose orchestra music.

-also, I'm reasonably sure you're referring to an Octave. As opposed to "a" Concave (photographers might like to tell you what that refers to)

thats the one! knew i was close

didnt recognise either of them, probably pushing it there lol

[Milo]

my list is better in pictures




half of them are the sort of thing i use for 30 minutes and never use it again

[poita]

good idea milo, heres mine in pictures
not in the right order, but u get the point