You favorite iApps

[Meathead]

I thought I would start a thread for those of us that are new (or old ) owners of an iPad/iPod/iPhone. I find myself scrolling through dozens of apps in the app store reading reviews, wondering whether they have any merit, and wishing I knew someone who could tell me if they like the app.

I've noticed there are many pachinko/pachislo apps out there and I downloaded one mentioned in this forum before, Classic Pachinko. Definitely worth the $.99.

I have to mention one game I found recently for free. If you grew up loving Battlezone, the arcade game, definitely download a game called Vector Tanks. Classic Battlezone with some tweaks you'll wish existed back in the 80's!

So post your favorites, or ask others what they recommend.

[JACKSJE4]

There is already a thread on this topic in the forum. Perhaps we should continue posting in that thread.

http://www.pachitalk.com/forums/thes...hone-apps.html

[Tulsa]

If you have friends that you text, and are tired of it, try Heytel. It allows you to record a quick voice message and send it a friend. Much faster than texting and doesn't count against your text plan. The best thing, it's free.

[Meathead]

Does anyone have a recommendation for a password manager? I want one that I can use on my iPod as well as my PC.

[johntofva]

I use Appbox Pro. It has a password safe that store all my passwords and account numbers in (Which is useful since I have 4 different screen names and passwords for work which must be changed every 6 months). It is also encrypted and requires a password every time you open it..

[johntofva]

Here is list of my fav apps: I have 144 apps on my phone but the these are the top ones for me.

Flixster, Xfinity, IMDB, Facebook, AppBox Pro, YelloPages, TWC Max, Hurricaine, Emer. Radio, Amber Alert, Grill-it, TF Fast, Urbanspoon, Starmap, NPR News, C & H, Geico, Knocking, WhiteNoise, Angry Birds, and THN.

[luckydog]

what happens when you lost the password to Appbox Pro password safe

[johntofva]

Your screwed...lol So it is the one password you have to remember.