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10 Most Used iPad Apps

I decided to try using only my iPad for a year and see if I can get along with only my desktop and iPad. Here are the apps that I find to be my top used apps:

1. FileBrowser
2. Mercury Web Browser
3. GoodReader
4. Pages
5. Designs for Pages
6. HootSuite
7. Google Apps
8. PayPal
9. Stanza
10. Talkatone

Great suite for getting basic (and sometime more) business related jobs done. It keeps me in touch and I can monitor everything from my iPad.
 
I found out today at work that Remarks is THE killer app for me. Simply unreal. The writing is super smooth and fluid, even on my 1st gen iPad, the PDF anotations are super simple, the whole app is for sure worth the 4.99 price tag. This app is killer.
 
Kid apps

I downloaded Maddie and Matt in my iPad and I was surprised to know that it was not like the other apps. Its educational and it teaches good manners. There’s a story in every scenario. Each of them will teach children how to act in different situations.
 
Olive Tree BibleReader ... see youtube for all this offers

Notes Plus for handwriting (UPad deserves mentioning here)

FlipBoard and Zite are excellent special interest browsers

iFiles (for remote file organization / viewing / retrieving / from cloud services like dropbox, you're own ftp-server, FaceBook, Google Docs, Picassa, MobileMe, WebDav, Amazon, etc etc etc ... )

ArtStudio => for anyone wanting to get a little serious with doing digital artwork on the iPad

Photogenie for photo editing (although iPhoto is also good)

Evernote

EBay is sweet and very responsive with it's recent updates -> almost better than regular web browser.

Kindle

EASY BOOKS => AWESOME double-entry financial business software for anyone running a small business and wanting to keep track of profits, and categorized overhead expenses, invoicing regular accounts, managing payments, etc ... (May take a little bit to customized it's default template, but becomes more and more intuitive to use everyday. Very easy and organized. Also, makes filing at tax time very easy ... )
 
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Scrolled through the posts and didn't really see too many people mention Pulse. It's one of my favorite apps on any mobile OS, more functional than Flipboard (thought not quite as beautiful) IMO.
 
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