Having been a happy iPhone owner for some time, I’ve collected a long list of apps that I really like. So, rather than expound on a topic this month, here’s a list of the best iPhone apps I use. Most of these are free. Utilities/Productivity
- Recorder Pro – an exceptionally good iPhone voice recorder.
- Waze – a great GPS-like app that I like better than the iPhone maps.
- CardMunch – a business card scanner that enters the info from the card into your contacts database on the phone.
- OfficePlus – opens Microsoft Office documents.
- CamScanner –scan an article or whatever and convert it to a jpg or pdf file.
- SuperCamera – several neat editing features are included in this camera app.
- CamZoom – enhances the meager zoom feature that comes standard.
- PerfectPhoto – my favorite camera app with lots of easy-to-use editing features.
- Genius – has a timer for self portraits plus lots of other good stuff.
- PS Express – the best photo editing tool for the iPhone
- U-verse – program your DVR from your phone if you have AT&T U-verse.
- FastCustomer – choose from hundreds of companies, click on their name and then on the “have someone call me” and you’ll avoid long on-hold times going from department to department.
- AmazonDeals – Keeps you up to date on Amazon's daily deals.
- RedLaser – searches thousands of retailers for the best price on items you scan.
- SoundHound – listens to music identifies the title and artist.
- Pandora – I connect my iPhone to my Bose radio to listen to Pandora radio. Works great.
- Allrecipes –select ingredients you have and it returns all kinds of recipe choices.
- SparkRecipes – with an eye on healthy eating, provides recipes with nutritional values included.
- SecureSafe – a great, secure method of keeping track of passwords, account numbers, etc.
- Cool Facts – a neat little app full of factoids that you can use for facebook posts or whatever.
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