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AirSharing

Our favorite file storage app-shoots files to the iPhone's flash memory via Wi-Fi for storage, transport, and easy retrieval. More »
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Amazon

Amazon's usually the first place I look during a fit of impulse buying, which their iPhone app now makes stupidly easy. More »
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Angry Birds

Terribly violent little casual game, to birds. A terrible addictive little casual game, to humans. More »
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AOL Radio

More free radio content than any actual radio could ever have. Tailored radio stations are great, sure, but old-fashioned programmed stations—AOL Radio's specialty—have their charms. More »
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Archetype

An exceptionally shiny first person shooter optimized for the iPhone 4, with slick, functional controls. More »
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AutoStitch Panorama

It's the first panorama app I've seen that doesn't limit the image size to the camera size. You can paste together some seriously large photos with this. More »
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BeejiveIM

Expensive? Sure. Totally essential for messaging hounds? Yup. More »
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Bing

Want to use your iPhone, but hate Google? You can sort of do that! More »
Click here to read Bloom

Bloom

Generative, ambient music by Brian Eno. If I need to say more, it's also a mini-sequencer: Drop your finger on the liquidy pastel screen, play a note, make simple loops. Music For Airports that you can make yourself. In an airport, even. More »
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Brain Exercise with Dr. Kawashima

A lot of people buy Nintendo DSes for the sole purpose of having those Dr. Kawashima-approved brain-training games at hand. With this app, you get the exact same mind-juicing benefits for a few bucks, on hardware you already carry. More »
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Brushes

If you've ever seen on of those spectacularly detailed "paintings" done on the iPhone, chances are it was created with this. This is fingerpainting in 2009. More »
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Camera Plus Pro

There's a lot of overlap in camera apps, so interface and novel features are generally what determine the best. (I like Snapture.) But Camera Plus Pro, already a great alternative camera app, now records video, which it competitors generally don't. More »
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Chase Mobile

OK, very cool for Chase customers, not quite as cool for everyone else, but the latest update to Chase's app lets you take deposit checks by snapping pictures of them with your iPhone. More »
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Chorus

You know the App Store needs an overhaul when apps like Chorus, which help you find other apps, are necessary. But alas, they are. More »
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ConvertBot

Plenty of apps can technically deal with unit conversions as well as ConvertBot can, but none of them have its fantastic, super-fast interface. More »
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Diacarta

I imagine there's a huge group of people, like me, who don't keep fastidious hour-to-hour calendars on Google or Outlook or whatever but whose days could benefit from a little more organization. More »
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Dragon Dictation

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DreamScape

What's the one thing I learned from playing Dreamscape? Popping bubbles is incredibly satisfying, even when those bubbles are fake. More »
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Epicurious

The only cooking app you really need. With its thousands of recipes, shopping list feature and meal suggestions, Epicurious will make you at least look like a passable cook. More »
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Echofon

And if you're not willing to pay for a Twitter app—understandable!—Echofon isn't too shabby. It's super-fast and stupid-simple, so it'll do well by all but the most obnoxiously obsessed Twitterers. More »
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