Gizmodo's Essential iPhone Apps: Fall 2009 [IPhone Apps]

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Published Sept. 4, 2009 at 9:30 a.m.
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More than a year after launch, there are 74,031 apps in the iPhone App store. Most of them are crap. Some of them aren't. Here are the 50 iPhone apps you actually need, all in one place ... Well, OK, if you count the overlapping apps—paid and free Twitter clients, neck-and-neck navigation apps, the jailbreakers—it's more like 56, but that's not the point, people : The point is, since the last time we corralled all the best of the best (barring our weekly roundups, of course), the iPhone

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Wikimedia Foundation creates official iPhone app

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Published Aug. 20, 2009 at 2:30 p.m.
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The Wikimedia Foundation has just released a free app for accessing the web based encyclopedia right on your iPhone or iPod touch ... Wikipedia Mobile [iTunes link] brings the full boatload of Wikipedia knowledge to a nicely formatted iPhone screen. In my tests, it responded quickly, and without any glitches over Wi-Fi and the 3G network ... The only issues really are that there are already dozens of similar apps available for the iPhone. In fact, if you go to the Wikipedia site in Safari things

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