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First installed applications

Steppenroth

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Let's start a thread about the first applications people plan on installing and why. Here is my list:

1) The Elements - Yes, it is pricey, but I am a science major and I look forward to the functionality of this application. It might actually make learning entertaining.

2) iPDF Reader - It was the only free PDF reader that I saw for the ipad.

3) Kindle - I've had a kindle since it came out, I want to keep my library of books. I will probably continue purchasing through this. I figure Kindle books I will be able to read on the iPad and future Kindles, but with iBook, I will be locked down to only one device.

4) iBook - Incase it has functionality that Kindle does not have.

5) Netflix - Obvious reasons

6) ABC Player - Same as above

7) Dictionary.com - I like using words correctly.

8) Isocards - I needed at least one game...
 
Elements

How much is this app? When the cost of app is shown on ipad....is that the total cost or that is part of the cost or what?? I just received ipad as a gift....hope not asking a stupid question...
 
You pay the price shown, bur many apps have add on's or upgrades at extra cost.

To be sure your not caught out turn off 'IN APP PURCHASES in settings
 
Many thanks for the "In App Purchases Tip"
Here is the info for those who don't know:

  1. Go to “Settings” -> “General”.
  2. Scroll to “Restrictions” and tap the “Enable Restrictions” button.
  3. You’ll be asked to set a passcode which will be used to lock certain iOS functions.
  4. Scroll down to the “Allowed Content” section and slide the “In-App Purchases” to “Off.”
Once you’re done, only those who know the passcode you’ve set in the third step will be able to spend your hard-earned money on in-app purchases. It’s that easy.
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thain8270 said:
How much is this app? When the cost of app is shown on ipad....is that the total cost or that is part of the cost or what?? I just received ipad as a gift....hope not asking a stupid question...

There is also 1 cent tax for every $1 spent

Sent from my iPad 2 using iPF
 
Well I had a semi big list because I researched apps beforehand, but the first ones I got were:

1. CNN
2. FOX News
3. Words With Friends (HD Free)
4. MyPad
5. Echofon
6. Angry Birds
7. Netflix
8. ScoreCenter XL
9. NFL '11
10. Evernote
 
ThWhat are the following apps do???
3. Words With Friends (HD Free)
4. MyPad
5. Echofon
6. Angry Birds
10. Evernote anks.
 
thain8270 said:
ThWhat are the following apps do???
3. Words With Friends (HD Free)
4. MyPad
5. Echofon
6. Angry Birds
10. Evernote anks.

Words with Friends is a game exactly like Scrabble.
MyPad is my Facebook app of choice, until an official one comes out.
Echofon is my Twitter app of choice.
Angry Birds is a game.
Evernote is a note taking/word processing app.
 
We had moved your Thread to Apple iPad Forum » iPad App Store » iPad Apps where it will get better visibility.
 
My list is (no particular order). I use most of these apps everyday.
1. MyPad
2. Netflix
3. Hulu plus
4. Amazon
5. Google Voice (sends calls to my Droid 2)
6. Slacker/Spotify (have premium subscription to both)
7. I heart radio (use it with 3G in car mostly to listen to Elvis Duran)
8. Remote (to send stuff to my apple tv)
9. Bank of America/ Wells Fargo apps
10. App Miner (find apps on sale)
11. Audio note (use it to take notes in class)
12. Docstogo (to open and edit word, PowerPoint and excel documents)
13. Good Reader (to open and edit PDF files)
14. Splash top remote browser
15. Atomic web browser
16. Photon flash web browser (only one that let's you play flash games)

I also have iProgram with lifetime subscription ($4.99, which is much cheaper than buying a book), which gives hands on tutorials for learning how to code objective c. The subscription allows me to view all tutorials and have access to all the updates. Just got a mid 2011 mac mini ($799 version) for my bday so I can start creating iOS apps.

Sent from my iPad 2 using iPF
 
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