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Silicon Alley Insider:
Got an Apple (AAPL) iPhone or iPod touch for Christmas? As you've probably heard, a lot of the fun is the App Store, Apple's wildly successful software store. Here's 20 of our favorite apps to load your phone up with -- many are free.
* Remote, free: Use your iPhone as a remote control for your computer's iTunes or your Apple TV.
Ben Jabbawy: Inside the App: GPush
GPush, the app my team and I built this summer, was the first to offer push Gmail notifications to the iPhone. At its peak, GPush ranked 17th on Apple's most-downloaded list.
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cell phones are the biggest time wasters causing a big loss in productivity on the job
They are just glorified toys masquerading as technology.
Becareful on using this iphone. I wrote apple to find out if the iphone is made of COLTAN from the Democratic Republic of Congo but I did not get any answer. I have strong believe that this iphones have the blood of congolese people.
Please read: http://okonda.com/please_save_my_people.html
Please don't part of corporate gread. We can do something. Read all links that are on the link above.
I did create a little video but it is only for 7 minutes and I can not put all info on the clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kTp5Cjx8TQ
Please share to all. If you really care for less fortunate.
Thank you and have happy holiday.
Meh. This article doesn't even mention Stanza (free e-book reader with hookups to lots of free libraries), and yet that's the app I use the most. If you have the widget with you anyway, it guarantees you'll have a book to read as well. The fact of the matter is that most of the apps in this list are shiny but useless.
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First Posted: 12-26-08 09:08 AM | Updated: 01-26-09 05:12 AM