Here’s a trio of apps you might like:
I’m not even going to describe them. You’re too busy eating lunch to bother with my descriptions.
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I ♥ Instagram
Instagram is the latest little app to gain popularity with iPhone-nerds everywhere. The app takes all the good parts of online photo sharing and condenses them into a really slick package. They’ve included a good selection of dorky filters that will make almost any subject a lot more interesting than it actually is. Combine this with a really easy to use UI for liking/commenting you end up witha really great experience. I feel like this is what the Flickr app should have been.
Speaking of Flickr, Instagram doesn’t hoard all your pictures like some apps might. It’s able to simultaneously cross-post to Twitter, Flickr, Facebook, Tumblr and Foursquare. The last two surprising, I haven’t come across an app that posts to those services before.
It’s great, but I can’t quite put my finger on what specifically excites me about this app so much. I guess it’s just made taking iPhone photos fun again.
In any case, it’s free and I think you should check it out.
I want to shout out a couple of the sites that have been promoting iPlayPhone recently.
Matt Howie – creator of metafilter – gave iPlayPhone mention in his roundup of Recommended Kid Games.
AssociatedContent – a site I’d never heard of, but one that evidently gets over 24,000,000 visitors per month – ranked iPlayPhone #2 “Best Phone App for Kids on the iPhone.”
As mentioned a few posts ago, Apple’s iTunes sales reporting tools are a joke.
In walks AppFigures.com. This site provides exactly the type of data I would expect Apple to provide. It automagically grabs your iTunes sales reports every day, then uses the data to generate Google analytics style charts and graphs. Before using this site I only had a vague idea of how many apps I’d sold.
If you’re an iPhone developer I highly recommend you drop everything and start using this app.
(Thanks to Josh for the comment recommendation)