Favorite Ipod Apps?

[MatthewKrauss]

My favorite application is iBlackjack. The game has nice graphics and it works really well. all we need is an online casino site like bodog casino to offer real money blackjack games.

[fulano]

My favorite. "Legal Heat"

I drive through the western states several times a year headed to the northwest. Before I found this, I had notes and index cards to help me stay up on the many, many, details of carry laws in various states along the routes I travel.

I saw the app referenced a couple of times in the thread but I added a screen shot from the Apple App Store.

This app is detailed, up to date, and accurate. It will put the info you need, for the state you are in, at your (trigger) fingertip

[QB]

+1 for Angry Birds, Cut The Rope, and Doodle Jump. Also Glow Fall.

[Jasonw560]

If you want a real time waster, get Plants vs. Zombies.
+1 for Angry Birds and Cut the Rope.

My iPod touch is out of commission, but the family (read: "I") got an iPad for Christmas. All my iPod apps transferred.

I also have iBooks and the Kindle app.

I have Knot Guide
US ARMY Survival guide & the leadership manuals
CraigsPro
The ubiquitous facebook
some hotel apps
Amazon
UnitConvertPro
Pandora
FoxNews
Twitter (@jasonw560)

Among others.

Has anyone seen the tactical firearms training app?

[Rex B]

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[UpTheIrons]

Having played Angry Birds on the iPad extensively (no, I am NOT addicted!), how well does it translate to the iPod or iPhone? I've only sen it at the Apple Store, and i wonder if my fat fingers and aging eyes will make it no fun at all.

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[CrimsonSoul]

For those with an iphone (3g or later) I'd say get the Geocaching app (if you don't have a handheld GPS), it's 10 bucks (well 9.99) For those who don't know what Geocaching is it's pretty fun like a treasure hunt, or scavenger hunt the GPS cords get you close to the location but then you have to find where it is hidden from there (usually a log book and a pen is what is hidden so you can sign your name and put it back where you found it). If you guys want to learn more this is the website. I sound like an advertisement, but I really do think it is tons of fun.

[CaptWoodrow10]

Tag for later use. Awesome lists guys.