The new 3G iPhone owners were all excited with their latest toy. After the debut of iTunes App Store, there were already 10 million applications that have already been downloaded, making the App Store a smash hit. Some applications need payment while others are for free. If you want some applications without spending a dollar, here are some great free applications that you must download from iTunes App Store.
1. NYTimes – get the freshest and latest news, editorials, and business stories straight from the NYTimes website. Although the site is a little slow right now (might be overwhelmed by the huge
2. AOL Radio – choose from any of the 200 available stations where you can stream music. To make it easier for the users, the stations were organizes by genres.
3. Tap Tap Revenge – this is a music video game that is simply like the Guitar Hero. But in this case, you can play it on your iPhone.
4. eReader – if you are fond of reading e-books on your PDA and other devices that support e-book, you can now use this application to read your e-books on your iPhone.
PCalc is ideal for scientists, engineers, students, programmers, or indeed anybody looking for a feature rich calculator for the iPhone
The cases come equipped with twostraps: a shoulder length strap for walking and shorter strap for fastening to a purse or knapsack
AT&T recently announced that they have new international data plans for the iPhone
Rogers currently holds the record of the second fastest network speed around the globe.
Golden Skull is a simple but highly addictive puzzle game, perfect for a quick game when you\'re waiting in line
It is a mobile interface that is designed to let the executives and the managers control the corporate call centres under their supervision wherever they are
Tris the popular Tetris inspired iPhone game is being pulled from the app store tomorrow 
Utilizing the kbb.com iPhone mobile Web site gives car shoppers an opportunity to quickly view reliable and trusted vehicle information from just about anywhere
iRecord Pro will record AV content straight to you iPhone, 3G iPhone, iPod classic, iPod Touch, and iPod Nano
Intuit said that their famous QuickBooks software may now work on Apple Inc.’s iPhone.
I must respectfully disagree with this list. (A) NY Times - I’ve tried it and in my very subjective opinion I can acheive much better results just using Google Reader with sources linked to CNN, MSNBC, FOX and all of the oner news agencies. So this one maybe a valuble application (especially that it is free), but the content represents the views of only one organization…
(B) AOL Radio - Again, in my very very subjective opinion, if all you want from your radio is music, this one is for you. On the other hands, I’d like to listen to sports (NHL anyone), news (CNN, please) and not just a music (after all, I’ve got an iPod build right into my iPhone). What would be really cool is to be able to listed to Sirius or XM on my iPhone, but it is my understanding that uSirius is not in the hurry to get their application into the App store…
eReader - Reading a book on the iPhone - what a horrible idea. With that screen staying on, you’ll have your battery last how long - 17 minutes? Come on, let’s get real here. If you do want to read a book with your iPhone - buy an Audio version.
What we really need on the iPhone is Free VOIP software, like iCall or Fring (that can use your existing SIP or Skype or simular cervice). That is what App store desperately needs…
Oh, by the way, I do not know anything about the guitar Hero or Tap Tap Revenge, but to be perfectly honest I did not really look at the applications that would allow me to just kill some time (for that purpose the App store has a “Stapler”)
Greg,
There is sirius and xm apps for the iphone.
And they work really good.
I have it on my mine.