Adding to my post about FlipBoard -- where's the refresh button? It appears that for a refresh I have to quit and restart the app. Odd.

I have an iPad and an iPhone. iPad has replaced my MacBook Pro when traveling, it is so nice.

Dropbox
1Password
Netflix (now with iPhone support!)
Weatherbug
Opentable
Words with friends
any Metro/Subway application, Paris & London were great to have.
Kindle Reader
Pandora
Wikihood
Vicinity

and of course Flight Tracker Pro

Trying to find a good Blog application, I'm going to give BlogPress a try.

Anyone find a good offline Metro app. when you're not doing data roaming?

Metr0 seems to work well offline. Any others?

It keeps crashing on me when I try to search for a new feed. Trying to add BoardingArea ;)

Also where can I find Rqndy's review?

NYC Mate is a must have if you live/work in NYC. Subway, bus, MetroNorth. It has times too and detailed maps with all the entrances to subway stations.

I've used Metro since my Palm Pilot days. Still has one of the best sets of databases out there.

For Seattle Folks...

Seattle Freeways is a great traffic app (better than the City/State's)
KEXP Playlister- this isn't from the radio station, but it lists what the current and last few songs have been. Which you can book mark. Very helpful for me to remember what I hear!

it looks like just 9 feeds for now. I've read that they have had some challenges keeping up with bandwidth growth so I'm not sure what their next or dev feature-set might be. But as a new app, I remain totally in love with the way it works as a reading tool.

Almost daily i find interesting news that i would have totally missed with RSS feeds and other sources. Perhaps it is because it appears as a modern electronic magazine is the reason i love it so much. Not sure, but it's the only app that i use daily.

I know what you mean. I use NetNewsWire on my Mac/iPhone/iPad for RSS feeds and I find myself skimming over many of the articles.

I've tried adding pages outside their recommendations and without fail the app crashes when I do so. This crashing and the limitation of 9 feeds was mentioned in the MacLife magazine I skimmed through today.

I've been using it, though, and I like it.

Another app I use a lot (probably my most-used app) is Forum Runner, which provides a nice iPhone interface to vBulletin forums.

Alas, FT isn't one of the supported sites.

Very ironic since the folks that own vBulletin...Internet Brands...also own FlyerTalk.

Obviously no $$ connection between the App developer and Internet Brands.

Yeah, it definitely seems to be a third-party deal (and requires the forum to install a plugin that supports it), but especially on my iPod touch and iPhone, it's a great improvement on efficient forum browsing. Less so on the iPad, but still good enough that I prefer it.

Great find, very slick interface, and free! Would be even better if they added NJ Transit and the PATH.

For maps alone, NYC Mate can't be beat. However, there are two things that it seems to lack (and that the paid app iTrans NYC has):

1) The ability to get directions using street addresses rather than stations
2) Estimated travel time for directions searches

^^

I find that if you want directions even using public transit (at least NYC in this case) Google maps does as good a job as any, though then again I have not yet used iTrans.