Applications designed for iPhone are nothing short of amazing. That’s because they leverage the groundbreaking technology in iPhone — like the Multi-Touch interface, the accelerometer, GPS, real-time 3D graphics, and 3D positional audio
APPS IN HIGH DEMAND
Apple isn't the first to figure out that you need great applications to realize the full potential of a smartphone. Palm (PALM) built up a corps of outside programmers years ago, and Windows Mobile (MSFT), Symbian, and BlackBerry (RIMM) products all flourished with the help of extensive third-party software offerings. The iPhone, however, provides a unique combination of an extremely capable device, millions of customers hungry for ways to expand its usefulness, and an enthusiastic (crazed, one could say) community of developers. And the iPhone App Store offers both one-stop shopping and a measure of quality control, though many programs in the initial batch are buggy.
About a quarter of the apps are free, and most others cost less than $10. They cover a wide range, from the odd (the text of René Descartes' Discourse on Method for 99¢) and the serious (a program that can access "business analytics" in Oracle (ORCL) databases) to some very entertaining games.
The built-in programs have also been upgraded. For example, the new iPhone supports Microsoft's corporate Exchange mail and scheduling service.
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