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  • October 15, 2009 at 9:29 pm #965876
    Adam Randall
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    Anyone else facing a horrendous addiction to the Apps Store?

    Well, just so I am not the only junkie here, I found a few decent review sites for Iphone applications.

    http://www.appvee.com

    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/08/16/AR2009081600099.html

    There should be a rule against making it so easy to buy things:)

    October 16, 2009 at 12:37 am #1014530
    Burgo
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    There should be a rule against making it so easy to buy things:)

    It is called “the learn to say NO rule”. Adam Im sure you have heard of it and I know it is hard to apply but once you become the master of “the learn to say No rule ” you will be extremely better off.

    October 16, 2009 at 4:27 am #1014531
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    Adam. My name’s Dan and I’m an appaholic. There. I said it. :-)

    All joking aside, It’s incredibly addictive. I got an iPhone as soon as they were available in Australia and found a count of my apps the other day. Let’s just say it’s a few hundred.

    Some good, some bad and some incredibly ugly.

    If you had to rate them, what would be everyone’s top 5?

    Here’s mine at the moment:

    > iDay lite (Birthday reminders)
    > Pkt Weather
    > M Box (My faxes in electronic format)
    > Tweetdeck
    > Flight Control (I had to throw a game in somewhere!)

    October 16, 2009 at 4:38 am #1014532
    Adam Randall
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    Burgo, post: 16154 wrote:
    There should be a rule against making it so easy to buy things:)

    It is called “the learn to say NO rule”. Adam Im sure you have heard of it and I know it is hard to apply but once you become the master of “the learn to say No rule ” you will be extremely better off.

    Yes but my wife applies that so well to all other parts of my life:) I need at least one outlet.

    October 16, 2009 at 4:43 am #1014533
    Adam Randall
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    danbeebee, post: 16194 wrote:
    Adam. My name’s Dan and I’m an appaholic. There. I said it. :-)

    > iDay lite (Birthday reminders)
    > Pkt Weather
    > M Box (My faxes in electronic format)
    > Tweetdeck
    > Flight Control (I had to throw a game in somewhere!)

    You have coined a phrase that if its not in the dictionary yet soon will be.

    1) Tom Tom GPS
    2) Print n Share
    3) Jaadu RDP
    4) Weighbot
    5) Lean Me
    6) PWAU Lite
    7) Facebook
    8) Skype

    October 16, 2009 at 5:10 am #1014534
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    OK – I love my iPhone3GS too and it’s hard to stay away from looking at the Apps on the itunes store. (Except I follow ‘Burgo’ a little and limit my time there.)

    Have you tried downloading the TravelLog by Steve Jarman?
    http://appstore.iphonedownloadblog.com/mobi/app/travelog-mileage-tracker

    You can choose Km or miles.

    I really have to do another 6 week log for tax records and this seems to be working the best so far. You can label entries personal or business and export to CSV if you wish.

    Has anyone got a better one?

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