I just switched from honeycomb to iPad 2 a few weeks ago, so need help finding the best apps. So what's your top 5 iPad apps?
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2. Dropbox
www.dropbox.com/ipad
3. 1Password (syncs all my passwords and such on the go!)
agilebits.com/onepassword/ipad
4. Simplenote
simplenoteapp.com/
5. iTeleport (VNC client for iPad)
www.iteleportmobile.com/
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2) Dropbox
3) Fruit Ninja HD
4) Twitter for iPad
5) Fahrenheit (Weather app that shows current weather as a red notification bubble on the app itself).
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Words With Friends
Epicurious
icabmobile
Bonus pick,
Splashtop
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1. Netflix
2. Hulu
3. Pandora
4. Kindle
5. Words with Friends
6. StumbleUpon
7. Zite
8. World of Goo
9. Evernote
10. PhotoStudio HD
11. Amazon Windowshop
12. Instapaper
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1) Netflix
2) HBO GO (if you have HBO)
3) Crunchyroll (anime)
4) Xfinity TV (if you have Comcast)
5) PlayOn (streams regular Hulu and a TON of other video sites to the iPad)
For other stuff I use a lot:
1) Dropbox
2) Splashtop
3) Keynote
4) Skyfire
5) Kobo eReader
More fun type stuff:
1) Friendly (Facebook)
2) Get Glue
3) Untappd (for when I drink beer)
4) Twitter
5) Skyworks Table Tennis HD
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2) Goodreader
3) Reeder
4) Twitter
5) 1Password
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2. Sid Meyer's Pirates!
3. Netflix
4. Dropbox
5. Twitter
6. IMDB
7. 1Password
8. Epicurious
9. Kayak
10. Screens
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- The Daily (had some growing pains when launched but much better now)
- Netflix
- Bing
- Monopoly HD
- Plants vs Zombies HD
I've heard good things about Flipboard as others mentioned but I think I need to start using Twitter first to really take advantage of it. I like Pulse too but from what I have read that it is not any better on iPad than Honeycomb.
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1. Evernote
2. Notes Plus
3, Dropbox
4, Good Reader
5. Wunderlist
Miscellaneous:
1. Netflix
2. Photoshop Express
3. Flipboard
4. Feedler RSS
5. Alien Blue HD
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Evernote
IMDB
Tower Madness HD
World of Goo
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Evernote
Omnifocus
Reeder
Instapaper
UYH Gold
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Fahrenheit
Sketchbook Pro
IMDB
Super Stickman Golf (!)
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1) Puffin Web browser
2) Animation Desk
3) Kindle
4) Doc2Go
5) Downcast
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GoSkyWatch
PBS
NPR
iTap RDP (support TS gateway and other corp RDP features)
Tesla Toy
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Zite
Amazon Windowshop
HBO GO
Netflix
Facetime
Tower Madness HD
Army of Darkness Defense
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(In no order)
dropbox
pdf pro
angry birds
epicurious
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Contraptions- puzzle game that well utilizes the iPad UI.
Living Earth- great way to track real time weather systems worldwide.
Lifelike Craig- my favorite craigslist app, puts listings in newspaper-like classified style.
Time Machine- one of the best time killers out there.
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iWork - keynote & pages are as good as docs get on tablet
Splashtop - awesome, cheap remote access
Springpad- like evernote, but better
Downcast- local podcast management
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2. Contre Jour (games)
3. Kindle (books)
4. PDF Reader (mags, comics, productivity)
5. TRON second screen (pure entertainment)
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2) MyPad (Facebook and Twitter)
3) Sketchbook Pro
4) HBO Go (Of course you have to have HBO, but if you do, it's a GREAT streaming interface)
5) Moleskine for private journaling
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Instapaper
Dropbox
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