TOP 5 iPad Apps

[JulianL]

How is that speed for Air Display working out for you? I'm highly skeptical.

1. Air Video

2. GoodReader

3. Netflix

4. Zinio

5. Bloomberg

Is Bloomberg genuinely free? I know that it's a free download but I was worried that to get any data I would need to have some sort of Bloomberg subscription. Does it actually do useful stuff without any paid Bloomberg subscription?

- Julian

 

[Razeus]

Is Bloomberg genuinely free? I know that it's a free download but I was worried that to get any data I would need to have some sort of Bloomberg subscription. Does it actually do useful stuff without any paid Bloomberg subscription?

- Julian

Hell yes.

 

[JulianL]

Hell yes.

Cool. Thanks. I'm off to download it right now then.

- Julian

 

[tsvb]

MobileRSS
StreamToMe
Twitterific
Words with Friends
Pinball HD

 

[srl7741]

Could someone enlighten me on 1Password... I have seen many great reviews on it, I guess I just really don't know what it does...anyone?

Short story is it's a great password manager that works on iPhone, iPad or Laptop and desktop. The site is probably the best place to read more.

It's a great App. On the desktop version it also adds integration with the browser making it easy to sign in or store log in information.

Web site link.

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[Cinab1mt]

Thanks! Ill def have to try it out!

 

[emegmac]

1. MLB at Bat
2. Pulse
3. text+
4. TWC
5. 1Password

I use ESPN app but wish they would make it better but it is still the best way to follow sports right now.

 

[PaleoNerd]

(based on how often I use them)

1. Safari
2. Mail
3. iPod
4. Kindle
5. Photos

Its amazing that 4 out of my top five came on the machine.

 

[PaperQueen]

As someone who travels extensively for work:

1. Kindle
Had already invested in LOTS of books on Amazon before the iPad launched.

2. White Noise Pro
Combo white noise machine and alarm clock...to dim and decrease battery drain, click power off while it's running...will continue running, just without the lit clock face.

3. 1Password
The BEST virtual lockbox in the world--goes way beyond just passwords, and syncs beautifully with my MBP, iPod, and G4.

4. GoodReader
Allows me to keep PDF copies of contracts, maps, notes, etc. right there at my fingertips.

5. LogMeIn Ignition
Great for accessing not only the office computers when on the road, but to help trouble shoot for my Mom, who's learning to use a computer (Apple, of course).

Anyone takes any one of these away and I'll cry. Seriously. Would be a truly sad and pitiful thing to see.