Hey Everyone.
I figured I would share with everyone which apps I used the most in 2010, and would like to hear what apps you have used this year.
1. ZumoCast
ZumoCast has proven an invaluable app for my daily use. I can access all of my files from home, and listen to media while on the go. I usually use this app on the iPad instead of the iPhone though.
2. The Weather Channel.
I use this app every day to find out how the weather will be as I head off to work. I really like the organization of this app, except I do not like some of the VoiceOver labels.
3. Unibus (iBus-Mobile)
Even though this app went down for a while, it is still the best app for finding out the next bus times for a particular stop.
4. AOL Radio
AOL Radio is an awesome streaming music app from CBS. It may not be the most stable app, but the channels are good and it is free. They even have channels that you can’t find anywhere else, like the video game sound track channel.
5. VLC Media Player
VLC Media Player is one of my favorite media players for the PC and Mac. Now it is for iOS. VLC for iOS allows you to play just as many video formats as you can on your own computer. This is a good app for iPad users, and is also good in conjunction with ZumoCast.
6. Audible
The Audible app is a good way to download your Audible books straight to your iDevice. You can even get achievements for listening to books!
7. iWork for iOS
iWork for iPad is a fully featured Office Suite. It is still good for on the go use, but can do any desktop based work if a bluetooth keyboard is present.
8. IM+ for iOS
IM+ is the best instant message app for VoiceOver users. with IM+ you can chat with people from almost any network. You also only have to have one app instead of a special VoiceOver only app like Fring.
9. Facebook for iOS
Facebook for iOS is an awesome app for social networking. the sections are well designed, and in a design similar to the iOS home screen.
10. Prizmo for iOS
Prizmo has to be one of my favorite apps for iOS. With Prizmo, a user may scan documents by taking pictures of each document, and then convert that document to text, business cards and more. I am also waiting to see how DocuScan for iOS will do from Serotek Corporation when it is released on the App Store.
Conclusion
So those are several of the apps that I like, and use every day. I would love to know what apps everyone else is using on a daily basis, so please leave comments with your favorite choices.