ExpertFlyer already has a mobile version that was specifically designed for iOS/Andriod/WP7 and other WebKit based mobile browsers. You may be thinking of the "WAP" version that we display when you are not using a WebKit based browser, that is a simpler, purely text based version. However when you go to http://m.ExpertFlyer.com on one of those newer mobile devices, you see a mobile website that is just as functional and properly formatted as any mobile app we would create.

Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 5_0_1 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/534.46 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.1 Mobile/9A405 Safari/7534.48.3)

Thanks! I was struggling with the the regular version trying to check for seats from NRT-JFK. I haven't been able to get my computer online and was using my phone.

TripIt is great!

Dropbox
Goodreader

those are all MUST HAVE for me..

Thanks for the tip on goodreader. Excellent and solved some ipad issues I have been looking for a solution to.

one more i use 100 times a day - Whatsapp.

Priceless.

Cartoonatic, Dropbox, RL Classic and Runkeeper

Not an APP but speaking of this, what is the easiest way to rent a DVD rip it copy it whatever on my Windows XP PC where my itunes resides and have the movie sync to my iPad to play?

Got to be a relatively easy and cost effective way to roll.

Thanks

Someone from this forum recommended handbrake and it works great on my macbook and ipad2. Should work on pc also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HandBrake

Handbrake is the application definitely.
BUT is ripping it legal? unless you rip it from your own, if you rip it from a rented dvd, it's not legal.. :(
(not that a lot of people don't do it anyways )

News:
Real Clear Politics
Politico
Meet the Press
White House
CNBC RT
Wall Street Journal (you'll need a subscription for some of the material)
New York Times (same as WSJ)
BBC News
Nightly News With Brian Williams (not MSNBC)
Time Mobile
MSNBC.com (no bias on here, just straight news)
Drudge Report (slanted conservative, but still great)


Lifestyle (I have apps grouped in this category):
iTunes (already installed on your phone)
App Store (same as iTunes)
Music (sames as iTunes)
Voice Memos (same as iTunes)
Pandora
Netflix
You Tube (same as iTunes)
LinkedIn
HBO Go (if you have HBO with any cable provider this is 100% free)


Social Media:
Facebook
Twitter
Google+ (never use this)


Food:
Urbanspoon
OpenTable
Starbucks (can locate any Bucks in the country and tell you gift card balances)
Drink Owl
Beer Cloud
Mixologist
*There are a TON of food and drink apps, just look around in the App Store

General Apps:
Shazam (tells you what song you are listening to, just hold the iPhone near the speakers)
Flixster (looks up movie times/locations)
Google Voice (if you want a Google Voice phone # w/ transcribed voicemail)
Google Earth
Google (tons of Google apps built right in, very cool, oh and it has a speak function for searching)


Travel:
Kayak
Fly Delta
Compass
American Airlines (AA)
SPG (Starwood Preferred Guest)
W Hotels
TripAdvisor
FourSeasons
Amex Travel
Jetsetter
BoardingArea
Marriott (like SPG app, shows you your Marriott/Ritz-Carlton rewards and reservations)


Finance:
Citi
Amex
myAT&T (I'm sure Verizon, Sprint, etc. has an app to see your bill like AT&T)
Mint.com (for finances, go to the website and check it out first, very cool stuff)


Games:
iFighterLite
Waterslide
FS5 Hockey (table hockey)
Skee-Ball
Hoops Free
DoodleJump
Madden NFL
FlightControl
Tiger Woods 2012 Golf
Angry Birds
Angry Birds Seasons
Angry Birds Rio
Angry Birds Free
Angry Birds Rio Free


Additional Lifestyle:
LivingSocial
Groupon
Scoutmob
Redfin (houses, like Trulia)
Apple Store (to buy Apple products)
AroundMe (Awesome app that tells you what stores/places are near your location using GPS)
Game Center (already installed from Apple)


Reference:
IMDB (Amazing app for movie/tv info)
Wikipedia
Bobble Rep

travel app comparison
 

I've been testing three travel apps side-by-side. The were tripitpro, worldmate.tripcsse and flight update. Last week i flybinto some story weather at ord and all my tavel plans changed. Tripitpro was the standout winner, sending meultiple emails and offering advice on alternative flights. I think it sas best by a mile!

You should turn on autocorrect on your iphone.

Do I understand that EF does not work on a Mac with Safari but will work on an Ipad?

I looked quickly at the FAQs but couldn't spot this. Could you provide a lonk to more info, including limitations on the version that is IPad usable.

Thanks.

ExpertFlyer does work on a Mac with Safari, or any WebKit based browser (like an iPad). In addition, we have a mobile site made specifically for touch devices at http://m.expertflyer.com You can use either one on your iPad.

Favorite Free JB apps from cydia
 

activator
sbs settings
five icon dock [great for iPhone]
applist
black keyboard
cydelete
doubletapopen
full force
hackulous [use with caution]
icon renamer
iconlock
killbackground
multiconmover
stayopened
wicarrier
winterboard


Paid apps [still trying them out]
iFile
ringerx vip
iwipe