It's not that I thought I had to have an iPhone, but one of my favourite supporters loaned me one when I was in the US last year. Well, I just couldn't go back, to any other phone that is. What do I use my iPhone for most?
Well, it has a calendar, but I could use a paper one. The paper one wouldn't beep at me when I was supposed to move on to the next appointment though. And then there is the simulated spirit level that comes in handy when camping.
I keep tunes and audiobooks on it for spare moments. I have several Bible translations in it and a dictionary. The map feature is useful and the weather app is good. Taking notes in NOTES is nice because they are then synced with my Mail and I can copy and paste. No more little bits of paper to get lost in the laundry!
Of course I use Evernote, DropBox and other utilities to keep me organised!
Another good option is this cooking inspiration! Check it out!
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I like gadgets. We all spend our money different ways. I don't feed three kids or a husband or a dog. I like having smart tools that help me work and play more efficiently. Travel with an iPhone is easy. I even have an app for Air New Zealand that displays the bar code right on the screen of my phone. I don't need a paper boarding pass anymore. Crazy!
I also use it as a phone. Funny that.
Check out Digital Trends list of the best iPhone Apps. There are some gems on the list.
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