iDid: Optimize my time

iDid: Optimize my time

iDid: Optimize my time is an excellent productivity app, if you can find use for it. It seems to be extremely niche, though well done.
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Readdle Docs

Readdle Docs

Readdle Docs is a brilliant file viewer and document manager. It's a very mature app with some impressive capabilities, and I recommend it wholeheartedly.
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GeeTasks

GeeTasks

GeeTasks is a bare-bones to-do app that draws on the Google Tasks service. You won't find any frills here, but the ability to take my Google Tasks offline and have them waiting in my gmail inbox makes this simple app great for getting things done.
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LockBox Pro

LockBox Pro

LockBox Pro is a basic, “no-frills” data storage application that I’ve found to be adequate, reliable and easy to use. Its simplicity is what makes it attractive, but at the same time prevents it from performing those advanced features found in similar applications.
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DocScanner

DocScanner

Whether you're an international spy or an international stiff, DocScanner is a very useful app. Its developers have established a nice foundation, but it contains cracks that need to be repaired before moving forward.
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Scanner Pro

Scanner Pro

Scanner Pro does exactly what it says; and well. It performed better than any other scanner app I’ve tested so far, thus earning my personal BEST IN CLASS award.
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Dunnit!

Dunnit!

Dunnit! may not be the most feature packed To-Do app out there, but with the inclusion of OpenFeint, it is certainly the most enjoyable.
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Noby Noby Boy

Noby Noby Boy

Noby Noby Boy, from the maker of Katamari, is a trip into insanity. I'd like to think that I just don't "get it", but I truly think that this app isn't made for humans.
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Dropbox

Dropbox

Keeping your files synchronized has never been easier. I'm already a devoted fan of Dropbox—this useful app is just the icing on the cake.
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Hot Typer

Hot Typer

Hot Typer tries to introduce a completely new way of typing: a six-key keyboard. It gets points for originality, but not much else, and I found the learning curve to be frustratingly high.
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2Do: A Stunning To Do List With Push and Sync

2Do: A Stunning To Do List With Push and Sync

2Do is chock-full of features as well as gorgeous graphics, proving that functionality does not ugliness make. While there are still some features I'd like to see, 2Do is an excellent 2Do app all the same.
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Dragon Dictation

Dragon Dictation

Dragon Dictation brings voice dictation to the iPhone. Like most voice recognition software though, it's not perfect
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Files²

Files²

Files² is a decent file viewer, but some annoying UI features and minor bugs make it annoying to use. While some might find it useful, I think there are better alternatives out there.
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Awesome Note

Awesome Note

Awesome Note is a great notes app with some nifty features, like importing from Google Docs. While the implementation isn't perfect and there are some improvements I'd like to see, it's still a gorgeous, elegant replacement for the native Notes app.
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QuickReader

QuickReader

QuickReader is a speed-reading tool that can produce remarkable results. I was shocked by the rate at which my speed improved. Your mileage may vary, but if you're a frequent reader you owe it to yourself to give this one a go.
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SayAgain

SayAgain

SayAgain is an audio bookmarking tool that's a must-have for any audiobook listener.
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WritePad Pro

WritePad Pro

WritePad Pro is ultimately a wannabee jack of all trades, but it's a master of none. There are better productivity tools out there.
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Short Hand

Short Hand

A very useful app basically bringing Text Expander to the iPhone.
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NotifyMe

NotifyMe

NotifyMe is an event reminder application that utilizes Apple's Push Notification Service. Whether it be TV Shows or To-Do events, the app will push information at a specified time. With a leaf from Apple's minimalist tree, this application is almost flawless.
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Evernote

Evernote

What you can accomplish with Evernote will vary depending on your needs. Because the application is so flexible the application can do more than you can initially anticipate. As this is the case you will feel as if you're not getting 100% out of the application until you've used it for a while.
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Things

Things

Things is a powerful app for managing your to dos, honeydos, and projects. Whether you’re using it as a simple task manager, or as a full-blown project manager, you’ll get your money’s worth out of this powerful little tool.
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LogMeIn Ignition

LogMeIn Ignition

LogMeIn Ignition allows you to remotely connect and control your mac or PC as if you were sitting in front of it. With some out-of-the-box thinking and design, it works over both 3G and Wi-Fi and is simple to use.
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VIN Hunter

VIN Hunter

VIN Hunter is a tool to help people keep cars organized when they’re shopping. It’s an easy app to use, but won’t have a lot of reuse potential for most people.
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Read It Later

Read It Later

Read It Later is a bookmarking alternative intended for articles that you just want to flag for later reading. This app, however, also stores pages for offline reading, and it's quite the useful utility!
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Put Things Off

Put Things Off

If you're looking for complexity and options in a To Do app, Put Things Off probably isn't the direction you want to go. But if speed and simplicity interests you, Put Things off has got plenty of both.
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One Tap Dial

One Tap Dial

A singularly-minded iPhone application that does one thing well, One Tap Dial is my life preserver in a sea of generic, boring and sometimes expensive speed dial applications.
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MyWebClip

MyWebClip

MyWebClip is a well executed way to manage web app bookmarks. The developer has a strong understanding of designing on the iPhone so that you would think it is a native app. Apple should incorporate some of its features into the iPhone’s OS.
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Daylite Touch

Daylite Touch

Daylite Touch, from Marketcircle, is an incredible tool for people who need serious task management on the iPhone. The app ties in with Daylite and requires Daylite Server to enable syncing over a LAN or a true server environment.
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mShopping

mShopping

Here's my advice on this one: If you want a shopping list, try out the free version... but it's hard to even suggest that. For something to catalog your media (DVDs, Books, etc), do NOT waste money on this app.
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Groups: Drag & Drop Contacts Management

Groups: Drag & Drop Contacts Management

Maybe contact organizing isn't as exciting as Pocket God, but I'm about as excited as I can get about contacts with Groups.
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Pocket Informant

Pocket Informant

If the iPhone calendar and sheer absence of built-in task management leave you wanting more, check out Pocket Informant from WebIS. It is a well thought out application, adapted nicely to the iPhone. Despite some performance issues and a (current) lack of functionality compared to the more mature versions of PI that exist on other platforms, its active development ensures that this will not be the case for long.
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Birdhouse

Birdhouse

Birdhouse acts as a suave addition to your favourite Twitter client. Acting as a 140 character notepad for all your pre-tweets, the app allows you to compose, save and (when ready) publish your tweets. Don't like one? Un-publish it with a couple of taps!
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Yowza!!

Yowza!!

This somewhat overhyped location-based coupon application has a fantastic, forward-thinking concept. Unfortunately it doesn't have much to offer users at the current time.
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1Password

1Password

If you're on the Mac and perform lots of online financial transactions or manage websites with secure data, I believe 1Password can simplify your life while enhancing your security. Grab the free iphone app, the free desktop trial and give it a try.
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Good Reader

Good Reader

Good Reader is a document reader that stands out because it can read mega-sized files (200+ Mb!). The idea is wonderful, but the slow speeds and long load times make this one quite average.
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