I just bought a new iPhone, what are your favorite apps?

They all get boring after a short while. I think phones should make phone calls, send texts, and take pictures.

What are your interests?

App Box Pro is $1.99 (I think) and it has so many basic utilities: flashlight, currency converter, date calculator, translator, tip calculator, units converter…

BTW, Congrats. My iPhone is the only electronic device that I have ever loved.

Facebook
Shazam (tells you the name of the song that’s playing)
Fluther
Amazon
Backgrounds (free wallpapers)
Chomp (suggests good apps to you)
Fring (all your messengers in one)
Last.fm
Pandora
Local Concerts (by iLike)
GPS Drive by Motion X (if you’re looking for a cheap voice navi app)
NPR
Pizza Hut (order from your iPhone, hellz yeah)
Red Box
Remote (wi-fi remote for iTunes)
ShopShop (a grocery list)
Twitterific
Words With Friends (online Scrabble)
Yellow Pages (adds stuff to your contacts for you)
Sirius (free app, $2.99/month for service if you have an account)

I also play the hell out of Scrabble, but I think it’s $4.99. Money well spent for me though.

This may come as a shock, but I don’t have an iPhone. If I did have one I probably wouldn’t spend tonnes of money on apps, it just seems like a waste to me.

Taptu is definitely a very useful App for finding whats good.
I found Fluther through it and lots of other good stuff.

VLC Remote Free if you use VLC. It is my number one app. I even put it in the dock.

I’ve got (Oh, Jayzus, Mairy ‘n’ Joseph, here we go…):
AIM
Around Me
BBC
Blackjack
Bump
Chess
Cribbage
Facebook
Currencies
Dictation
Fex (syncs your FB pals with your contact book, so when they call you, their FB profile pic comes up)
Google
Google Earth
HopStop
Last.fm
LinkedIn
Lose It
Mover
MxTube
NY Times
Pandora
Shakespeare (all the plays, sonnets and poems. Free)
Scrabble
Card Shark Solitaire (Klondike 1-draw and 3-draw, Spider, Freecell, Canfield, Forty Thieves & Beleaguered)
SnapTell
Soundhound
Tetris
Tweetle
Wikipanion Plus

Oh and I discovered one today called “Moodagent” which creates playlists from the music on your iPhone based on differed mood settings. Neat-o.

Flight Control.

I love Byline. I use it all the time, it’s even in my dock. It’s an RSS reader that syncs with Google Reader.

I went to Brooklyn last night and was playing music in the car through the phone. We got lost and were able to use the iPhone GPS and maps to find our way. I think some of the built-in apps are great; have not needed to add others except for TapTunes which is a cool musical interface designed by my son (shameless plug here.)