My case:
Some of the features I'm most impressed with:
- The screen turns off and on when you hold it up to your ear
- When you browse web pages in Safari, phone numbers are hyperlinked so you can click on them to dial the number
- The responsiveness with navigation- moving your finger around to scroll feels really nice
- Apps and the integration with the features of the phone- an app can use the GPS to locate you and reference with the web to show you information about things around you (theaters, restaurants, etc)
My current set of apps:
- Grocery IQ - a shopping list program; worth $1
- toodledo - a todo list ($4) that syncs up with online account and home Outlook
- Wikipanion - a wikipedia browser
- Google Mobile App - it's cool, but I don't use it so often
- Shazam - tells you what song is playing. It's so cool, works so well, and I have no idea how it works.
- midomi - for when Shazam doesn't work (which it hasn't yet), and it can recognize singing a song
- i.TV - for TV listings (when away from home)
- Now Playing - for movie listings
- iFlix - for netflix queue management (I like the interface, but I can't login with my secondary accounts)
- PhoneFlix - for managing netflix queue
- Goodrec - a restaurant recommendation program, that I use more to just find restaurants
- iWant - for finding restaurants, gas stations, movies, etc
- Urbanspoon - for finding restaurants
- Google Earth
- I Can Has Cheezburger - for lolcats
- Shovel - a digg.com app
- The Weather Channel - a second opinion to the built-in weather app
- Sol Free Solitaire
- Carrie's Dots
- Hangman
- Hanoi
- Lightsaber Unleashed
- MarbleMash
- Morocco (Othello)
- PegJump
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