There are a fillion apps for the iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and iPad mini. So how do you weed through all of them?
Well, you can follow the advice of any one of a million posts written by people who half used an app twice, grabbed a few screenshots, wrote a post about their “experience”, and promptly deleted the app.
Not helpful.
Or you can read my bit ‘o knowledge. I download and use apps more than once. The good ones move to my home screen, the bad ones get buried in a folder on the last page and eventually deleted. The following apps are the the ones I consider essential.
The other day I was Googling along when out of nowhere all Flash-enabled sites stopped working. No 
So you purchased a new iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad. Now what? Apps of course. Which ones? Well, the answer can be found on any one of a million posts about the top apps to get. Most of them were written by people who’ve used an app twice, took a bunch of screenshots, wrote a post about their experience, and then deleted the app from their device. That’s not very helpful. You’re right, it isn’t. That’s why my list is different. I actually use the apps I’m promoting.
Are you tired of clicking a link to open this blog? I’m tired of reading your blog. Fair enough, but if you’re tired of opening my blog you can add it as a web app to Google’s Chrome browser (PC or Mac) and pin it to your tab bar so every time you open your browser there I am. Good God man! I know, it’s great isn’t it? Um, no.
