Five free iPhone applications you should download
It took iPhone and iPod Touch users less than two months to download 100 million applications from the App Store after Apple opened the digital marketplace on July 11. According to the computing giant, there are now more than 3,000 mobile applications available via the App Store--90 percent are priced at less than $10, and more than 600 are free. But just because something's free doesn't necessarily mean it's worth downloading. Here are five free applications that maximize the value of the iPhone and the mobile platform as a whole--apps that put the "smart" in "smartphone," if you will. - Jason
Five free iPhone Apps you should download now:
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Posted by Bryce Norwood | September 23, 2008 - 2:27pm
Uh ... do you actually use an iPhone?
You do know that Fring isn't even in the AppStore. It also doesn't work with the iPhone 2.0 or 2.1 firmware ... meaning it is incomptable with the iPhone 3G and any 2G users who have upgraded their firmware for AppStore support.
The only VOIP client I've seen in the AppStore so far is TruPhone. Works ok, but I'd like to see others ...
Posted by Anonymous | September 25, 2008 - 4:30pm
hello,i willlike you to tellme tha condition of your iphone Arte, new,used or reforblished. thanks.
Posted by Hi-Fi | September 23, 2008 - 2:56pm
Only must have free application I've seen so far is the radio app from FlyCast. There's got to be over 1000 of the best radio stations and on-demand audio available in an excellent user interface. And you can play music in the background, unlike any other app. I agree with Bryce above, better research next time.
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