Top Ten Must-Have Free iPhone Apps

I love my iPhone 3G. It�s fun, it�s useful, and it continually amazes me that Apple was able to enter a market it previously had zero role in and instantly cause the rest of the industry to start playing catch-up. Anyone who who has one will tell you that the absolute best part about it is the variety of applications, or �apps�, that are available for it, both free and paid. Having used it for several months now, I�ve compiled a top ten list of free iPhone Apps that every single user should have. I attempted to organize them in order, but they�re all great in their own regard, so, without further ado and in no particular order:

1. Urban Spoon & AroundMe
   I�m clumping these two together because although they are very different in many aspects, their basic purpose is the same: Help you find what you need nearby. Urban Spoon is obviously focused entirely on food and has everything from lowest rung fast food through five star restaurants. It can randomly offer you selections or allow you to scroll through options narrowed down by location, type, price, or whatever else. AroundMe, however, shows you a nice neat list of whatever is near you. Restaurants, banks, hospitals, bars, gas stations, the list goes on. Using the GPS, it will essentially offer you a radius of things nearby in whatever category you choose and has a very extensive list. If you�re ever in an unfamiliar area or just looking for something new, both of these are mandatory.
   
   
2. The Weather Channel
   Sure, the iPhone comes with a basic weather app. The Weather Channel puts it to shame. In-depth current, hourly, 36 hour, and 10 day forecasts as well as radar, severe weather alerts, and even local weather video clips can be a true life-saver.
   
   
3. Shazam
   You�re listening to the radio and a song comes on that you like. You�d download it or go buy the CD, but you�ve got no idea who sings it, what album it�s on, or even what it�s called. In comes Shazam. You�ve seen the commercials for it and it is exactly as awesome to use as it looks. Just open up the app, tap on �Tag Now� and you�ll know the artist, title, album, year, and (if available) the music video on YouTube. It even keeps track of what you�ve looked up in the past so you can remember it later. Excluding the iPod app itself, this is my favorite music-themed app available.

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