That seems high, but I did get to share app screens with several other attendees. Alas, I didn't find any new apps. We all had fairly similar apps, or at we spanned similar app domains.
It's a good reminder though to share my main screen, it's a bit unusual for me to go beyond it (when I do I use the search function, I don't navigate the other screens) ...
The screen does have turnover. Today I finally gave up on Night Stand -- an app I once liked. I still like the idea but the product had become unstable. I also switched VoiceRecord (old app, never updated) for iTalk Lite for the same reason.
The screen does have turnover. Today I finally gave up on Night Stand -- an app I once liked. I still like the idea but the product had become unstable. I also switched VoiceRecord (old app, never updated) for iTalk Lite for the same reason.
Off the main screen other apps in active use these days include:
- 1Password: encrypted store
- i41CX+: beautiful HP 45 emulation
- Light (of course)
- PhoneFlicks
- Flixster
- Pandora
- MPR Radio
- NYTimes
- about 16 kids games and 7 educational apps
- Google Earth
- Kindle
- WikiHow
- ePocrates
- Easy Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi Finder
- iSystemInfo
- Twitterific
- Sky Voyager
- Public Radio
- myWireless (AT&T)
- Flight Update
Update 10/5/2009: In iTunes you can switch your Application view to "list" view, get a convenient list of all apps, and see when apps were last updated.
TUAW has a post on team member home screens and Firstand20 has the home screens for geek celebrity iPhoners. I'm most like "Brett" of TUAW, looks like I need to research "MindMeister" and "Cities". Seems like there ought to be a social graph application based on home screen overlap.
See also: my standard iPhone configuration.
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