The iPhone came out on Friday, and there’s no doubt a large number of developers have already churned a number of cool apps for it. From the ones we could find, we selected the top 25 iPhone apps and made a list (with descriptions!) — just to make your life easier. So, in no particular order:
iPhoneChat
One of the missing features of the iPhone is a chat/IM application. iPhoneChat lets you use AIM as if Steve Jobs owned AOL. Log in and chat with multiple contacts with tabs, just like the SMS function on your iPhone.
Google Reader
No doubt one of the exciting things with phones these days is being able to get information right there and then. And the Google Reader application by David Cann takes your RSS reading to a whole new level.
iPhoneDigg
For the avid digg user with an iPhone, this is a must. It has a really easy to use scrolling interface to maximize the small space available and shows you the current Digg count on the articles you are reading.
OneTrip Shopping List
The iPhone alternative to sticky shopping list notes on the fridge? OneTrip Shopping List. Provides a super-simple interface as well as a categorized system to make your everyday shopping easy.
iPhlickr
Flickr + iPhone = Awesome Photo Browsing, Anytime, Anywhere. No, it really is that cool, you know, for those times you need to look up what a Crotalus Oreganus snake looks like.
Hahlo
If you enjoy Twitter, this is probably the best mobile app for you (arguably even beating Twitter’s own). You can tweet from your iPhone using the well-crafted interface, and have a tap on all your friends. Ironically, this was the way Twitter was first meant to be used.
iZoho
One of the conveniences of the iPhone is being a good device for business use. Zoho, one of the best office suites on the web, is being used by more businesses everyday. Docs/spreadsheets/presentations on iPhone? iZoho.
Gas.app
It’s a good day, you’re a bit low on cash, and your car’s running out of gas. You need gas prices — premium or regular? Enter your zip code into Gas.app, and away you go.
MyMetar
This service is best described as a “weather bookmarking service.” You can bookmark your most frequently accessed METARs, TAFs, and radar images. Never fly into a storm without your iPhone and MyMetar again.
Apple Reader
If you want RSS, Apple’s got it. Just point your browser to any RSS feed (try ours) and you’ll get the whole damn thing — like how it’s supposed to look. Of course, remembering the locations might seem as a problem, but your Favourites list is there to help.
iPhoneTravel
For those times when you’re on the go and need to book hotels, flights, cars and cruises from your iPhone, iPhoneTravel is the essential tool. It searches the travel.ian.com for prices, and spits out a whole bunch of useful stuff.
iActu
Steve Jobs demo’d the ability to read the New York Times from their website. iActu takes it a step further by having five other newspapers, displaying the top headlines from each. Great for the train journey every morning.
Digg Mobile
Although Digg hasn’t yet released its official mobile version for the iPhone, we can expect a one some time in the very near future. Until then, you can go ahead and use the unofficial iPhoneDigg app, or stay true to Digg with its old school ‘mobile‘.
iBookmark
iBookmark is a bookmark management service for the iPhone which lets you manage your del.iciou.us bookmarks and synchronize them with the bookmarks on your iPhone. The interface is slick with a back background to fit with your shiny new iPhone.
101 Cookbooks
Cookbooks and recipes have always been a handy thing. Instead of spending $50 on a recipe book or printing a recipe online and getting pepperoni all over it, why not just use the iPhone app by 101 Cookbooks?
YouTube
YouTube on iPhone? Like Steve promised. You are welcomed by an list of featured videos just like on its big brother site. There is a search feature, a featured list, a recently added list, most viewed, and the usual stuff. Watch away!
goMovies
You’re in town with your girl friend and you need to know what time Ratatouille’s playing and how long it is. goMovies can help.
Listingly
A list making service for the iPhone. Lists can be shared with others and saved for future use. Terms are recognized as you type them to speed up your list-making, and you can print your lists. Great for shopping.
iPling
A self-proclaimed ’social expansion engine’ , iPling allows users to find others who share similar interests. They also match users with similar interests and provide an avenue to meet up in real-life after sending anonymous text messages.
iChess
Chess addict? iChess to the rescue! You can use a drag and drop or a point and click selection method to move and the game supports different difficulty levels. Right now, it seems like there is a problem with computer response speed that the developers are working on.
NYTimes River
For the minute-by-minute news coverage (literally), the NYTimes River application formats news from the New York Times in a readable way. Now when you’re on your iPhone, there’s no more need to zoom in and out and sift through the noise on their own website.
CheapMF
If you’re out shopping and need prices to compare, CheapMF is the app for you. CheapMF searches Amazon.com giving you access to prices of new and used products as well as reviews and other sources of information. Plus, the name of the service is awesome.
iTouch
iTouch is a game for the iPhone which tests your reflexes by seeing how fast you can touch a series of dots that pop up on the screen. This is a really simple game, and I imagine it could turn into a really fun drinking game pretty quick.
Avalanche
Avalanche is another addictive iPhone puzzle game. The goal of the game is to rid the screen of all of the blocks by picking 3 or more connected blocks of the same color. Faster decisions give you more points.
Expense View
Expense View is a really cool application which lets you input your purchases into your iPhone. When you get back to your computer, you can log in and see how you have been spending your money. You can divide up your spending into categories and get a chart break down of your expenses.
Did we miss something? Feel free to post it in the comments.
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Nice post ! Thanks
Hi there, any chance to can change the entry for iTweetr to Hahlo, and change the link to http://hahlo.com since the page you are linking to doesn’t actually exist anymore…
I renamed iTweetr to Hahlo to avoid a naming conflict with another Twitter app. Hahlo was launched the same day as the iPhone and is now open to everyone.
In case it doesn’t get updated here is the correct link for everyone.
http://hahlo.com
Dashboard widgets on the iPhone: http://m.widgetop.com
Dean,
Thanks for the comment — I’ve updated the link.
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You forgot Picli.
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Albert,
We had to shortlist Picli in the last minute to make it to 25 apps — sorry!
Great app though… http://www.picli.com/iphone
Just wanted to comment on IPling. It very well might be a coincidence but I just saw the pitch for that exact product on American Inventor the other night. He was trying to also build a proprietary hardware system for his product and I was like that’ll never work. Using the iPhone makes a ton of sense.
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iAOL. AOL Labs launches iPhone news service!
AOL Labs has launched PocketBrowse for the iPhone! It has buttons to hit to go to news categories, and breaks them down by photos, blogs, rss and articles.
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I think its crazy that you missed picli yet have a bunch of game apps on here… picli is by far my fav app at the moment
picli looks hot on my iphone. whose playing chess on their iPhone?
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iPhone don’t let you install application, but neither Java games and a lot of other staff. Before to buy it you could be interested in learn all of its limitations I think…
http://www.italiamac.it/opinioni/all-the-limitations-and-restrictions-of-the
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Some of them are very annoying I think…
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I saw that 37signals updated TaDa Lists for the iphone http://www.37signals.com/svn/posts/502-ta-da-list-for-iphone
Note: I am not a user of tada lists nor an iphone owner.
Although, I am a user of 37signals other products, and I bet this implementation is excellent.
Well - these are all some snazzy little apps but practically useless with slow as molasses Edge. Not to mention that they’re coverage is really spotty here (SoCal.)
Even after the woefully slow (3 days) and tortuous (5 hrs on total hold time) activation process - I’ve been completely underwhelmed by the lack of standard features for a $600 smartphone. Pretty it is. Including Pretty useless for real world applications.
I decided to quit while I was behind and send it back where it came from.
To add insult to injury - I had to pay $60 restock fee and am dreading the prospect of waiting on hold for who knows how long to cancel my service plan.
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Everything about the iPhone in potuguese…
http://www.iphone-e-ipod.info
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And don’t forget one of the first applications released before the iPhone launch.
AddFone
http://addfone.com
The first search engine for iPhone related applications and the one with the largest database of applications (50% more than second largest list).
Developers can add the links of their own applications to the engine.
Please have a look at my brand new iRed 2 (http://www.filewell.com/iRed2. It’s currently a preview, but it has great potential. It allows you to control your Mac from your iPhone!
This includes iTunes, Keynote, PowerPoint, … and everything else you can control with AppleScript.
Cheers, Robert, tin:b Software
i.del.icio.us is an de.licio.us browser for iphone.
To visit on your PC use this link.
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iPhone for web designers…
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It’s really encouraging to see so many apps spring up for the iPhone. The way I see it, the iPhone is indeed revolutionary. But for reasons other than those relating to the phone itself. Apple’s introducing to the masses and inspiring widespread adoption of web applications — they prescribed Ajax, and suddenly hobby-developers like myself are looking into that ‘Web 2.0′ approach — is only the start to people actually thinking, “Hey, maybe it isn’t a bad idea to have my regular apps online”.
Of course, Apple isn’t the first to embrace web apps. Far from it. Google, perhaps, is the real pioneer — with , Suggest and — that sparked the (as, of course, an approach that involved asynchronous data retrieval using Javascript and XHtttpRequest, presented using XHTML and CSS). But Google appealed mostly to Google fans and those who already had a considerable inclination to their services. With iPhone — 700,000 sold in the first week of launch — everyone will inevitably use online apps. Hopefully over WiFi.
Apple recently posted developer documentation for optimizing web apps, which lays out how to best design for the device. But the problem for most of these apps is storage, which isn’t open for apps to use. Is there a solution? Not yet, but if the Safari that iPhone comes to support Google Gears — a new (possibly perpetual) beta browser extension currently only for Firefox, that provides Javascript APIs to store data resources locally and even provide a relational database — we might have a shot at more powerful iPhone apps.
Given the restraints, though, it’s amazing what developers have done for the iPhone. Wow! *looks at list* The iPhonify Google Reader is absolutely awesome (in UI too), and iPhoneChat also looked real smooth for what it promises to do (even currently only for 10 minutes/session). And CheapMF allows me to do something I would personally *love* when I’m shopping. (Of course, no WiFi in supermarkets here, but the potential is there).
The iPhone and these amazing (and quick!) developers are stirring buzz again. We’re in good times!
This is the best list of apps I’ve seen so far. Very good post, thanks for sharing this.
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I maintain a list of list of mobile-friendly websites that should prove useful to any iPhone as well: http://cantoni.org/palm/
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Take a look at http://www.appmarks.com for a handy way to bookmark (”appmark”) your favorite web apps and sites.
This new app just came out - http://www.iPhoneMyeBay.com
Lets users view their eBay watch list and details screen. Bidding feature currently being certified by eBay.
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I launched http://www.foneim.com today, which is a google chat/talk client, tailored for the iphone.
Check it out, and let me know what you think. I hope to extend it to support other protocols (yahoo, aim, msn) in the near future.
spencer
spencermiles gmail com
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Here is a little app I wrote. It’s called iPhone Quick Search and it’s at http://iphonequicksearch.com.
Have you ever tried to use your iPhone to look for things on the net, like movies on IMDb when you’re at the video store, or prices on Amazon when you’re at the mall, or just junk on craigslist and articles on Wikipedia?… It’s been just a week since the phone was released but I grew tired of always waiting for the same pages to load and zoom the tiny editable fields in order to enter what I’m looking for. So here it is: iPhoneQuickSearch consolidates all the main search engines into a single page - Google, Yahoo, Wikipedia, Webster, Amazon, eBay, craigslist, MarketWatch, Flickr, IMDb, del.icio.us and Technorati.
The page adapts its layout to the orientation of the screen. Scrolling down, a small preferences panel allows you to define a default search engine which can be activated directly from the iPhone virtual keyboard, while the other search engines remain just one tap away.
Enjoy!
Also try http://appsafari.com/ which is a growing Gallery of iPhone apps
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http://iphorss.com
I thought the rss options were a bit lacking, so I put together a rss reader. Every user contributes feeds that you can use. I did a little write up on the development process too. http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/building-an-iphone-app-in-a-day
New iPhone Blog Post
Earthcomber, your digital survival kit, is now available on the iPhone. The company’s “mobile spotter� application connects iPhone users with their favorite places and things – automatically – on the go. Earthcomber remains free and individuals can spot over 10 million locations around the USA. Users can locate the usual (restaurants, movies, music, coffee, shopping, and WiFi hotspots) and hidden gems such as local events, historic buildings, waterfalls and locations marked by mutual interest communities.
Customize your mobile experience. Visit http://www.earthcomber.com/iphone
To read more please visit
http://www.earthcomber.com/company/press_pressreleases.html
http://www.earthcomber.com
How did you guys forget http://www.iPicli.com ?
Im amazed!
I wrote an on-line checker app for your iPhone. Try it out.
Go to http://www22.brinkster.com/gregclinton/iCheckers
I wrote an iPhone widget (myipho.net/dns) that does forward/reverse DNS lookup: it matches a network host name (eg, cornell.edu) with a numerical network address (or IP address: in this example, 128.253.161.179). It also uses GeoIP mapping to return geographical information (eg, Ithaca, NY) — click on the location to see it in iPhone’s Google Maps browser!
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FROG at http://www.getfrog.com is a mobile homepage that users can customize with useful mobile websites. It is icon based, like the iPhone, so users have their 9 handy mobile links on one screen and a jump link they can use to scroll through other mobile sites quickly (no squeezing sites with unreadable text, just sites that are mobile friendly!). FROG is free and customizable so many smartphone users with a QWERTY keyboard can set up their FROG within a few minutes and then set their customized FROG as their mobile homepage.
http://www.getfrog.com
Toodledo has just created an iPhone optimized version of their powerful task manager so you can update your to-dos while on the go.
http://www.toodledo.com/slim
found this site today, http://www.employmentspot.com/iPhone . Kinda handy if you are bored and sick of your job. Nice that I can look for a job and my coworkers think I am just testing. Muwa ha ha
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The funnest ‘app’ I’ve seen is Unthirsty. http://www.unthirsty.com/iphone
It’s a happy hour finder that works awesome with the mapping and phone calling. Finds local places that are having happy hours RIGHT NOW!
Where we going after work?
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You guys didnt include Picli / iPicli ?
But you did 101 COOKBOOKS??? Makes no sense!
Of course, you also forgot NYer, a New York Times reader. Go to http://www.newyorkertimes.com
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http://www.iphonepeeps.com - Lets you lookup the address / phone number of anyone in the US or Canada. It’s integrated with iPhone, so click phone num to call or an address to map it.
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Please visit:
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Hi guys, you forgot Earthcomber!
Freeware
Description:
With GPS accuracy, Earthcomber spots & maps all the useful & interesting things around you: Free WiFi, coffee joints, pubs, eateries, fuel, stores, ATMs, live music, movies by title - all shown by what’s closest to you. Millions of places, full coverage of the US.
Application Name: Earthcomber
URL: http://www.earthcomber.com/iphone
http://www.earthcomber.com
Company: Earthcomber LLC
URL to thumbnail (70px x 70px) http://www.earthcomber.com/company/press_art.html
Suggested Tags: new media, GPS, mapping software, treo, razr, crazr, Blackberry, palms, PDAs, iPhone, favorites, spotting, look lists
You can visit Facebook with this app: http://facebook.thenaterix.com
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TrafficGauge mobile traffic maps for iPhone provide an easy solution to getting out of traffic jams in the major metro cities.
Apple would be wise to stay compatible with iphone ringtones vendors of all flavors!
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Also be sure to check-out Launchrz, an iPhone application discovery and personal management service.
http://www.launchrz.com
Hi, I’m proud to announce my iPhone web application.
onemillioniphones.com
It is something very similar to milliondollarhomepage.com, but designed for iPhones.
I appreciated the idea of Alex Tew and I’ve decided to work for the iPhone oriented version.
We worked hard designing the style of the web pages for the iPhone browser and for the user’s fingers.
The homepage is divided in more than 400,000 pixels and the users can buy them to host your advertise.
The web pages will be displayed on thousands of iPhones and I’m sure it will attract a lot of advertisers.
I just stumbled upon gridgets.com. It’s an app launcher with a beautiful design, it requires no login, you can add custom apps, etc.! Out of the dozen available app launchers out there, this one seems to get it just right.
You can now enjoy all Dailymotion videos on your iPhone using http://iphone.dailymotion.com.
Move away sony reader - Iphone is here.
Books on iPhone on
Booksoniphone.com
Access thousands of FREE e-books
Optimized for reading on IPhone
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Whys iPicli not up there!!!!!!!!!!!
Check out my gallery of my photos
I was disappointed with the iPhone’s feed reader and found Google Reader’s font way too small to read on the iPhone’s screen, so I wrote my own feed parsing tool specifically for use on the iPhone. It tries to format feed text & images to make them readable without needing to zoom. Check it out at http://www.530pm.com/iPhone There are some example links on the homepage. To view your own feeds through the reader simply add the feed to the URL like this example using Gizmodo - http://www.530pm.com/iphone?feed=http://feeds.gawker.com/gizmodo/full
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http://www.slonkymobile.com just released a really cool portal-style iPhone app. It has a bunch of things ranging from news, entertainment, search and some handy tools. Should be added to the list!
How could you leave out EARTHCOMBER? Are you clinically insane?
http://www.iphonesource.org/ is one of the leading iPhone application lists according to slashdot.
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http://www.enophi.com
Social RSS News Reader for the iPhone
http://ttklf4.brinkster.net/Mobile.aspx has published a Mobile Ajax web application to search Stock Quotes and Financial News. The Widget works on Apple iPhone, mobile phones, PDA and Smartphones (s60, IEMobile). Users get quotes from the exchanges NASADQ, NYSE and AMEX and Indices. Additionally it is possible to create a watchlist. The site delivers headlines about the US Stock Market and has an integrated search for financial and business news.
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Health and Fitness Tracking for the iPhone - Gyminee.com (gyminee.com)
With Gyminee, you can set goals and keep track of your personal health. Track you weight, waist size, calories, etc. Enlist your friends as GymBuddies to keep you motivated. Subscribe to popular workout routines, watch videos on proper exercise form, and submit your results so you can visually chart your health improving!
Gyminee provides an iPhone interface for users to enter their workout progress while at the gym. Forget how to do an exercise? NO problem. Gyminee provides videos optimized for ATT’s EDGE that show you proper technique. All results submitted via iPhone can be analyzed on Gyminee.com.
Hey!.. We just created something totally new! This idea/service is a new iphone app rating & reviews website loaded with cool features including an iphone optimized version!
This new site will give web app owners extra traffic, valuable backlinks, google PR, and also raise rankings across the search engines.. So.. What is it?..
The domain name is appRater.com and it just may be one of the best ideas yet! It offers a totally free & unique service for both iPhone app users and the wonderful people who create them.
What can the user do?
When the user goes to the site her or she will a list of the top 10 or 20 apps. The apps are ranked on an average of incoming hits so the more vots an app gets, the higher the rank and the more popular it becomes. Each listing will also show details including rating, reviews, hits in, hits, out, and there’s a link to click on for viewing even more detailed statistics.
The user will be able to rate and review the apps and easily see what’s most popular and why.
What can app creators do?
When you submit your app to appRater.com, you will be given a link code to put in the footer of your app or website or anywhere you want. This link code can either be a text link or a small 88×31 pixel image. Your app users will click on a link from your app page titled something like “Rate This App!”. Each time someone clicks on that link your rank goes up. The higher your rank, the closer you are to being listed as THE best app.
You benefit in many ways buy adding your app… I’ll point out a few of the main ones.
1. Since appRater uses advanced php scripts to run the site, your listing when submitting an app becomes a rich backlink for the search engines to index. ( This will help your rankings.)
2. Your app users will rate and review your app for others to see and as this site grows, you will be getting lots of free targeted traffic.
3. In a few months appRater.com will have a high google PR simply because other apps will have their link code in place.
This is a win win win situation so if you are interested in getting on the list please submit your app.
Thanks,
The appRater Team
appRater.com
You forgot to mention AddFone, the biggest database of iPhone applications around:
http://addfone.com
BooksoniPhone.com is a leading iPhone eBooks portal featuring over 20,000 full books you can read on your iPhone.
BooksoniPhone.com has released the first version of its service for reading e-books on Apple’s iPhone.
BooksoniPhone allows iPhone users to view electronic books (eBooks), text files, and documents on-the-go and features a native iPhone interface to navigate as well as read titles when browsing BooksoniPhone.com.
No additional applications, downloads, or other software is required. Users can instantly read and choose from 20,000+ titles utilizing powerful search or browsing thru recommendations (Top 100 Books, Children’s Books, Book d’jour, etc.). The Iphone interface enables users to create read list and add multiple books for simultaneous reading. (System remembers where you left.)
Adding notes and sharing them is nice feature that allows users to add and share personal notes that is attached to the page they were reading. Unique feature that opens opportunity to read same book with someone and exchange comments.
BooksoniPhone.com leverages the Safari browser built in to the Apple iPhone and Ajax technology. It features:
- Virtual keyboard for typing and adding books to read list
- Tap on screen to go to next page
- One-tap ‘Share the Page’ button for e-mailing
- Adjustable font size for easy reading
- Variable number of pages per screen
- Portrait or Landscape mode for easy reading
- Touch screen Scrolling
The site is accessible only from iPhone for reading, and from any browser for uploading texts, books, poems, documents, lyrics. There is no limit for text storage per account in this moment.
Service is free and has no-spam policy.
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There’s a really cool application called DOT.TUNES that allows you to access your entire iTunes library remotely from your iPhone.
I’m not aware of any application for the iPhone that even comes close. I’ve been rocking it on my iPhone for the past few days, and I’ve got to admit, it rocks.
DOT.TUNES is free, but the iPhone interface costs $20. It’s well worth it.
Check out iShare at http://www.sendspace.com/download_ishare.html - it has just been released, and I reckon it will soon be in your top 25, right near the top. It lets you upload, share and download files - and it is all free!
Check out iShare at sendspace.com/download_ishare.html - it has just been released, and I reckon it will soon be in your top 25, right near the top. It lets you upload, share and download files - and it is all free!
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iPhit is an application for iPhone users who track their walking or running exercise using their iPod Nano and Nike+ iPod Sensor kit. With this technology, their run or walk events are tracked using a sensor in their shoe linking to their iPod Nano. Using the enhanced features of the Ipod Fitness Center, the iPhit application sends this exercise tracking data to the IPhone in an easy to read and use format. The iPhit home page displays the Runs, Challenges, Goals, Nike Community that are available on the Nike+ website. In addition, the Ipod Fitness Center can be accessed directly from the iPhone. Purchases can be made of the nutraceutical quality supplement products and other products that support a healthy lifestyle with one click purchases - right from the iPhone!
You must have a Nike+ Login to use this application.
Visit http://www.ipodfitnesscenter.com/iphone to see it
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This application allows you to get song lyrics for songs playing on the radio, just enter area code and station frequency. More than 2000 FM radio stations supported.
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One of the best iPhone Sites yet.
http://www.PLIBA.mobi
Booking portal for iPhones (and other internet ready phones) Allows you to list any service for others to start making bookings with you right away.
Another cool iPhone web app is at http://www.iPhoneShout.mobi. Awesome site once it gets more population.
[…] 12, 2007 - By Daksh Sharma - 0 Comments » - Bookmark We put together a terrific list of the Top 25 Web Apps for iPhone way back in July, a day after iPhone’s launch. Apple has now stretched that further with the […]
Check this new one out for Sports Programs, Stats, Schedules. This should be top 25 for sports fans
http://iPhonePP.com
or ProgramPrint.com, http://www.programprint.com/iphone
Here is a sudoku game specially designed for iPhone at
http://www.iphone-sudoku.com
Enjoy !
Check out this new site for sports fans! Live Scores, fast and easy, formatted specifically for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
http://www.streamingscores.com/iphone/scores.htm
Hey there — for those of you looking to blog remotely with your iPhone, here’s a great solution for publishing directly your iPhone photos and posts to Wordpress, Blogger, Typepad, Facebook, Twitter and others:
http://www.iphoneslide.com
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Cr3ation have made a version of their music search plus for iPhone/Touch, so you can find and stream DRM free audio tracks on the move!
http://cr3ative.co.uk/iphone
Superb!
Ahhh you forgot MindDojo!!
http://dbelement.com
Braintraining for the iphone!
This was a great review! However, for project management software - there’s a new widget from AtTask, Inc. called “@task for iPhone” that was recently endorsed by Apple.
http://www.attask.com/iphone
ProgramPrint for the iPhone makes it easy for sports fans to get rosters, stats, odds, injuries and more while watching the game.
The application gives you up to date information
ProgramPrint.com allows the user to select the sporting event they going to watch, and gives a list categories for each game. ProgramPrint is the perfect companion for anyone who’s going to the game!
The site contains programs and schedules for NFL football, Major League Baseball, NHL and Division 1 college football. Playoff coverage for these sports will also be included. updated throughout the day, so the program will include up to date lineups, schedules and odds before game time.
Two new application for iPhone by http://www.iphonenavigate.com
1 ) Ebay Explorer
In Ebay Explorer you find:
1: rss all categories of ebay updated every hour.
2: a search box with all categories.
3: and a button that leads you to “My Ebay.”
http://www.iphonenavigate.com/ebay
2) All Google
In All Google you find:
A search box.
Everything that concerns Google:
1: My Docs
2: iGoogle
3: Orkut
4: Blogger
5: Labs
6: Web
7: My Calendar
8: Book Search
9: Catalogs
10: Patent Search
11: Scholar
http://www.iphonenavigate.com/google
Those are all cool… I especially like the chess program.
A new website, Pricedrop.com, has just launched for the iPhone and iPod touch and is the only shopping site for the iPhone that not only lets you shop for the best deals on pretty much anything, but also gives you the option to be notified when the price of an item drops below a requested amount.
Take a look: http://www.Pricedrop.com
Here is a link to a version of the bible formatted for the iPhone.
http://www.thebibleandme.com/iphone/
http://www.dexigner.com/iphone/
Get latest design news, current & upcoming design events and design competitions from Dexigner Design Portal on your iPhone.
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I’m interested to know what the process is for getting such an app published. Any insights?
iPhone Web Developer Tool
http://www.manifestinteractive.com/iphone/
This application allows you to use your iPhone for Web Developing. You can View Source, Find on Page, Outline Divs & Tables, etc. Similar to the Firefox Web Developer Extension. Simply drag bookmarks into the web browser that you have your iPhone or iPod Touch synced to and you’re good to go. Works on any site.
Let me know what you think. If you have stuff you want added just let me know.
- Peter Schmalfeldt
Art and Photography!
We are working on our iphone webapp
http://www.augensound.de/iphone
Hi,
I noticed your software solution/service and would like to be able to distribute your solutions on our site: http://www.nexva.com
We are also proud to announce one of the most advanced mobile internet sites at : http://www.nexva.mobi
This site has received a 5 rating out of 5 from http://mtld.mobi/ the dotmobi domain management company.
You will see your products available on neXva’s mobile site. We encourage you to give us your products as this site has received already quite high number of visitors.
The reason we have launched this is that we are convinced that users want the ubiquitous aspect of a mobile site. They can browse and purchase wherever they want.
To promote neXva’s mobile site and your products we have just finalized a deal with igloo.mobi the world’s largest mobile directory to promote our site.
We are in negotiation with several other large mobile players.. we will inform you as soon as they are finalized.
Tell me if this could interest you. Take a look at our site and I can send you the details if you are interested.
Or, could you please put me in contact with the person or department who takes care of this.
Best Regards,
Steve ADAMS
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Recently discovered m.allthingsjuicy.com, an iPhone-formatted celeb gossip aggregator.
Myrf2p.com connects your iPhone to your desktop computer remotely and securely. The software allows complete control over your desktop computer. I highly recommend downloading the free trial at http://www.myf2p.com.
Just launched: Maxim Magazine’s Hometown Hotties for iPhone! Browse Maxim’s 2007 Hometown Hotties, read profiles, and play the Hottie Quiz Game.
Point your iPhone to:
http://apps.maxim.com/iphone/
check out iPling–real-time, location-based mobile social networking for the iPhone. Tag yourself and see who’s nearby who shares your interests. Find a restaurant, meet new friends, find a classmate: http://www.ipling.com
Cool ear bud case to keep your ear buds in so you don’t leave them at home!
http://www.budcase.com
I’d prefer reading in my native language, because my knowledge of your languange is no so well. But it was interesting! Look for some my links:
Super Informationen verpackt in einem tollen Design.
Awesome. I had a few and added a from your list.
I have added to my website as well..
Check it out - iphoneindia.gyanin.com
This is great information on the iPhone. Thank you for sharing.
There’s also AdminAnywhere (http://www.360works.com/adminanywhere/) that’s useful for anyone administering FileMaker servers.
And Most important of all!
MindDojo (http://dbelement.com)
The game is freaking unbelievable, it’s basically Nintendo BrainAge except on the iPhone.
Love this game! (Oh and top Test Score = 101)! Beat that!
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Here’s one I’d add to your list:
http://iphone.gaycities.com/
It’s a gay bar, hotel and restaurant directory for your phone.
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I was lucky to have come across this article. Thanks for the great list.
Just ran across these two:
Sneak (movie info/trailers)
a href=”http://www.thirteen23.com/experiences/mobile/opus/”>Opus (books, magazines, etc.)
which might make your list. Thanks for the other links!
You’ve gotta check out PimpMyNews - it’s hyper addictive. APPLE just deemed PimpMyNews a “Staff Pick” and it was recently selected as “Cool Site of the Day.”
PimpMyNews converts the top news and blogs to audio that you can listen to online, or on your iPhone, iPod or any MP3 player, anytime, anywhere. Plus you can share audio stories with friends, or Digg, Delicious, Facebook, Mixx, Twitter, Stumble, etc.
>The iPhone Web App is here: http://www.PimpMyNews.com/m (don’t forget the “/m”)
>For the “Full PimpMyNews Experience”, users can sign up *on their computers* to personalize their account on the full site at http://www.PimpMyNews.com
A hot new Social Networking site has just been endorsed by Apple as a ‘Staff Pick.’ Check it out!
http://www.floort.com
http://m.tapatap.com
Tapatap is “Your Contest Community” offering infinite contests for fun and prizes. Create your own contests to share and enter your photos to win. Explore the community and see how your votes stack up. Tap enough points and take home some goodies!
Our mission is to create social entertainment networks where you and the community are the fun. You create it, share it, and play it wherever you are across both the web and mobile devices.
Podcaster - This iPhone web app lets you stream podcasts to your iPhone or iPod Touch. It works really good over edge and has a huge podcast directory. Check it out on your iPhone at http://www.soprotech.com/podcaster
Cool site for job seekers to research companies.
http://www.kelzen.com/iphone
This iPhone app is specially designed to compare prices across multiple websites on the web via UPC and ISBN codes. It will also search across these ecommerce sites via keywords
http://www.pricecheckah.com
By far the best web app is the typingweb typing tutor at http://www.typingweb.com
http://www.thegamut.org/iMDB
The original, simplest imdb webapp for iphone and ipod touch.
iFob is a native app that works great on jailbroken iPhones or iPod touch. iFob is 100% free, without any adware of any sort. Install iFob and your iPhone becomes a WiFi “beacon” that sends out “I am Here! I am Here” short messages to other iFob users in any public hotspot you walk into. If you want to start out as a lurker, you can set your copy of iFob just to listen. iFob is the world’s first real-space social network software. You can get your free copy of iFob from the installer app, under the “Network” category from the conceited software trusted repository, or from the http://www.iCloseBy web site. Get yours while it is still free!
Enjoy!
fotoprevue.com is a web site that aggregates the top photo-industry RSS feeds to provide a one-stop update on the latest photo news, combined with a contributing photographer gallery preview open to all, and extensive links to other online photo galleries.
check out my iphone web app at http://www.vishalseth.com/drinks
Its called the PocketBar and is an online database of drink recipes for the iphone.
iFlipr is a flashcard web app. It lets you learn anything, anywhere:
http://iflipr.com
I like blogbard the best!!
http://blogbard.com
http://www.natuba.com
What is Natuba?
Natuba is the original iPhone photo sharing site.
It’s the easiest way to put your iPhone photos on the web for your friends to see and discuss.
Why did we create Natuba?
After getting iPhones, we began taking photos on the go and soon realized we needed an easy way to share them with our friends. Although there were plenty of photo sharing sites on the web, none of these sites were designed specifically for iPhone users. So we created Natuba, a site for uploading, sharing and viewing photos from your iPhone.
http://www.irevew.com
The easiest way to submit reviews about anything your iPhone can take a picture of!!!
I have now optimised http://www.Texthunter.co.uk for the ipod touch/iphone, allowing you to type in a small block of text to search for sections of it on-line. Now if we could just sort out the pesky cut n’ paste deficiency..
I found this video and audio podcast app for the iPhone, it streams most videos and audios and even works well over EDGE, point your iPhone to http://mvstreamer.mobi
great iphone site for selling games and dvds
http://myijump.com/freeitunes/ is a simple webapp that allows you to download the free songs from itunes, direct to your iPhone.
Check this cool iPhone web app too,
Display soccer score on your iPhone.
http://www.ilivescore.info/
I have been using http://www.pc2me.net to remote desktop from my iPhone for FREE. I tried several remote desktop programs but found this one to be the best.
If you have ideas for iPhone apps you can post them on our site. We as several developers are looking for iPhone apps to build. The site is http://www.iphoneappthink.com.
With the SDK coming out in June, the iPhone world is going to be an exciting place!
Never forget your ear buds again! Budcase
Check out Pimp my News!
I introduce you iScores v1.1 - Live Scores Application for Apple’s iPhone (firmware 1.1.4 or earlier)
ScoresPro is bringing you the iScores Application.
A Real Time service for iPhone devices which delivers Livescore data for 6 different popular sports.
Add http://www.scorespro.com/iphone/repo.xml to your Installer sources.
A preview can be found here: http://www.scorespro.com/iphone/
Enjoy!
My kids just love this new web app.
iflashphone.com just wanted to spread the word to parents out there!
Also try http://www.dribbr.com - a list of over 600 links of websites specifically designed for the iPhone and iPod Touch
I can’t believe I wrote this.
thanks
Lots of iphone apps since original post. I use an app that allows me to access my home PC called files2phones. My iphone becomes a portable PC and any program I run at home I get on my iphone. Modern Technology!!!!! Yah.
There is a simple app at http://www.itransit.net for NYC Subway maps highly customized for the iPhone.
If your looking for fun stuff to do in your town check out the GoLark iPhone app @ http://iphone.golark.com/
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Hi I Just wanted to comment on IPling. It very well might be a coincidence but I just saw the pitch for that exact product on American Inventor the other night. He was trying to also build a proprietary hardware system for his product and I was like that’ll never work. Using the iPhone makes a ton of sense. I think we could use this a lot at work
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There are a couple of apps I could not do without:
1. Iphoneiquity: http://www.thesmespace.com/smeutils/iphoneiquity - compresses any website and formats it for the Iphone - really handy when on Edge
2. SMEScheduler - http://www.thesmespace.com/SMEScheduler - allows me to schedule and manage meetings whilst on the move with the Iphone
- Kevin
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