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1 week in, what iPhone Apps made your cut

July 17, 2008 by Dr. Macenstein
Filed under: Opinion, Software, iPhone

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Well, today marks the unofficial 1-week anniversary of the iTunes App store, and the iPhone 2.0 leaked firmware. So, after a week of playing with the various applications out there, what apps have you decided you can’t live without on your iPhone/iPod touch, and what apps have you ditched?

Here’s what my current iPhone looks like.

Apps I have tried and gotten rid of include : Disney All Star cards, Steps, Bubble Wrap, Sim Stapler, All the free Jirbo Stuff, 105 Classics, and Check Please.

Send us your screenshots and we’ll publish them below. (Oh, and extra points for having Macenstein on your home screen!)

[To take a screenshot, simply hold the round "home" button on your iPhone, and then hit the "Sleep" button at the top. It will put a grab in your Camera Roll in Photos.]

Above: Faithful Macenstein reader Rick Nunn’s iPhone.

Above: Faithful Macenstein reader Joseph Connors‘ iPhone.

Above: Faithful Macenstein reader Jordan’s iPhone.

Above: Faithful Macenstein reader Paul D.’s iPhone.

Above: Faithful Macenstein readerAndrew Booth’s iPhone. [I like your style, Andrew!]

Above: Faithful Macenstein reader Ryan Smith’s iPhone.

Above: Faithful Macenstein reader Steven Eckelberry’s iPhone.

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6 Comments on 1 week in, what iPhone Apps made your cut

Brian on Thu, 17th Jul 2008 12:24 pm

I’m waiting for Pwnage 2.0 to come out before I upgrade, although Monkey Ball and the Hold ‘Em game really got me wanting to upgrade.

Durango on Thu, 17th Jul 2008 1:11 pm

118 emails on your phone?! Crikey….

Loopt - despite the SMS firestorm it set off
AP Mobile News
Movies
AIM
BofA Mobile Banking - to damn scared to use it b/c it’s not clear on security
MotoRacer
Chopper
Texas Hold ‘Em
Evernote
OmniFocus

BobH on Thu, 17th Jul 2008 9:13 pm

I’m waiting for someone to port Doom over to the iphone.

Kensei on Thu, 17th Jul 2008 10:32 pm

a majority of us in Australia are still waiting for iphones even a week after launch. ;(

stores here reportedly only had 10-30 units for sales. strange, underestimated demand a bit me thinks. hehe.

Dan on Fri, 18th Jul 2008 4:45 am

Simple way to tell the difference between a British and an American iPhone - Weather icon says 23/73 degrees. Unless you’re American and really like the metric system that is.

Scott on Sat, 2nd Aug 2008 6:13 pm