iPhone Web Apps I Use

Posted on May 20, 2008
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A bonus feature to the already existing web applications (Phone, Mail, Safari, iPod, iTunes, SMS, Calender, Photos, Camera, etc) on the iPhone is that you can add additional Web Apps. Here are a few that I have added.

Live Scores Live Scores: Updates of all major pro and college sports every 30 seconds. If you just want a quick and simple update on scores, then this web app is for you.

ScoreMobile iPhone Edition Score Mobile: Another live scores update for the NBA, NCAAB, NFL, MLB, NHL, but this web application is more detailed oriented with game previews and recaps, and statistic features. I just found this app, so I’m giving it a test run.

Google Search Google: Integrated Google Search, Gmail, Reader, Calender, and more.

Twitter on ThinCloud ThinCloud For Twitter: Fast and easy updates to your Twitter account (syncs to your blog as well). Testing out this application and Twitter’s own mobile addition to see which version I like better.

Pinpoint International Pinpoint: I use this app to look up nearby restaurants and movie theater times. It also will lookup local businesses, retail stores, gas stations, and wifi hotspots.

iLAKERS iLakers: Updates on schedule, news, podcasts, live chats, and team roster (includes college of players and yearly salaries).

BakTrax by Mediaguide BakTrax: A mobile music tool that enables radio listeners to identify songs being played on your local radio station (nationwide coverage).

A few other Web Apps that I would like to test:

Stafftool

Stafftool: A powerful, easy-to-use, and beautiful way to manage your church or non-profit organization.

Remember The Milk

Remember The Milk: Popular task management service.

What iPhone Web Apps do you use?

C.Harv

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3 Responses to “iPhone Web Apps I Use”

  1. ArelisNo Gravatar on May 21st, 2008 4:27 pm

    Excuse me but one of your little pictures is a little over to the right!…J/K :) I know that one had a mind of its own.

  2. clayNo Gravatar on May 26th, 2008 11:10 pm

    how would you rate bak trax?

  3. C.HarvNo Gravatar on May 27th, 2008 10:09 am

    In Louisville it covers most of the radio stations, if not all. It takes a few minutes to have the song on the radio updated on Bak Trax. Simple application, but useful. Cool thing about web apps is that you can delete them if you don’t like or if they are not useful.

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