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document.write("<h5>Not Great</h5>");
document.write("Not a great article:<br /><br />Bloomberg: Phone comes with stock app.<br /><br />Flashlight: th eiPhone is bright enough to light up a room.<br /><br />Moxier World: iPhones comes with a built in 5 day forecast, for practically any city - even Bellville!<br /><br />RSS Runner: Why would you want this? If you can access the internet and get proper news?<br /><br />. Peter Jones");
document.write("<h5>Not great indeed</h5>");
document.write("I'm afraid none of Gideon, The CoolTech Guy's articles are particularly great. One gets the impression he knows a bit but no more than the average, interested computer literate.<br /><br />Sorry, mate, but you suck, actually.. Pale Native");
document.write("<h5>Other Apps</h5>");
document.write("Unfortunately the other guys seem to be a bit harsh, but actually they are right... not a great article, and lacks any real substance. Even a bit more detail of each app listed and maybe a small screenshot of each might have made it alot better, but even then I would hardly call your list the best iPhone apps ever as alot of even greater ones are missing. Although ones like Bloomberg does stand out (btw the built-in Stocks app does not support S.A. stocks) whereas Bloomberg does, and is way way better.<br /><br />There's a couple that's even better and cooler than alot on your list.<br /><br />Here's some more:<br />midomi: Sing, Say, Grab (like via the radio) or Type a part of a song, and it will find the song, and relevant info. to it. Works reasonably well. Obviously the better you sing or hum the better the chances of getting the best match :)<br /><br />SnapTell: An extremely cool app that allows you to use the iPhone camera to take a pic of a book, cd or dvd cover and it will find info. & even reviews related to that product for you. Works expremely well. The other day I was in my local CNA :) and was interested in buying a book, the cover look interesting but otherwise didn't know too much about it, so I pulled out my iPhone, took a slighly skew pic of the cover, and 10secs later I had google links to reviews & such, and could even buy it online (but since I was in CNA already this feature wasn't useful in my particular case :) - after I read the positive reviews from various people on my phone, I knew a bit better what I was purchasing, and seemed like a good buy. Then I tried it on another book, and it found it too, no problem... simply amazing app.<br />You definately have to try the above two apps, midomi & SnapTell.<br /><br />Others:<br />VNC: VNC your computer on your iPhone.<br />RDP: Remote desktop your computer on your iPhone.<br />fring: IM & Skype (Chat & calls), etc. access on your iPhone.<br />iCricket: Not the best but a worthy app. for cricket fans.<br />MiniPiano: The name says it all. Just fun, but works well.<br />DigiLite: Drums on your iPhone. Quite fun too.<br /><br />And lastly for you Dilbert fans, get your daily dilbert with:<br />iTreblid: Dilbert :)<br /><br />And for you StarWars fans:<br />Lightsaber: May the force be with you :)<br /><br />Anyway there's more, but I'm tired now :). Neo");
document.write("<h5>iPhone</h5>");
document.write("These free apps don't warrant spending the money on an iPhone, why don't they make some cool free apps and then I might consider. I have a flashlight and unit converter on my Nokia 1208 that costs R199 (but thanks anyway). Tim");
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