What you have to do after you get a new iPhone? Yes, get all your favorite apps. And if you’re new to iPhone you might feel a little dizzy choosing the appropriate ones since there’s almost a oceans of different iPhone apps. In that case you might find this little list useful. Here’s some essential apps that’re all very popular.
1.Dragon Dictation, for getting voice recognition right on the first try, and providing an extremely useful tool for text input. Free.
2.Pastebot, for giving the iPhone the clipboard it deserves, and coming so close to greatness (lack of backgrounding capabilities are the only thing holding it back, and not the dev’s fault). cost $3
3.Mint, because as far as personal finance apps go, things don’t get much better than this. With the last few updates, it’s become basically perfect. Free.
4.N.O.V.A, for finally showing the world how to make a proper FPS on the iPhone. cost $7.
5.Ustream, for giving iPhone users live video streaming capabilities they can actually use, and for not neglecting older iPhones. Free.
6.Bing, for providing decent, well-packaged alternatives to services that Google previously dominated, and even improving on some of them—I’m looking at you, maps. Free.
And that’s it! For those fresh hands, Glad if this helps. As for those who has wandering in the iTunes app store for a long time, if I’ve missed something huge or there’s something wrong with my recommendation PLEASE tell me! Thanks a millioin!!
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