2Name: OmniFocus
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$19.99One of the biggest-selling productivity-oriented Apps during the App Store’s initial rollout (as opposed to, say, Super Monkey Ball, which does not qualify as “productive” of anything aside from improving your thumb speed), OmniFocus allows its users to keep track of tasks by project, place, person or date. The latest version is available in eight languages, including Chinese and Dutch.
3Name: Bump
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FreeBump achieved notoriety as being the App downloaded by 13-year-old Connor Mulcahey of Weston, Conn., to win Apple’s billion-App countdown contest. Mulcahey received a MacBook Pro, a $10,000 iTunes gift card, an iPod Touch and a Time Capsule. Bump lets iPhone users physically bump their devices together to exchange information, in less than 10 seconds via the iPhone’s Internet connection.
4Name: Facebook
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5Name: Google Earth
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6Name: Koi Pond
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7Name: Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D
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8Name: Google Mobile
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9Name: Kindle for iPhone
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10Name: eBay Mobile
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11Name: Pandora Radio
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FreeOne of the first music-streaming Apps, and consistently the most popular, Pandora is the iPhone version of the popular music-streaming Website. Users can log in to listen to their customized stations.