>>>>>Hi
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>>>>>I guess that is a good point. My business has generally been focused on solving problems for customers not inventing software that someone might like. So the biggest challenge with the iPhone is coming up with an idea. I am not one for building computer games so until I come across a need that fits the iphone or an idea for some application the platform does not hold a lot of appeal at present.
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>>>>Just yesterday I ran across an innovative iPhone app: http://createwithcontext.com/windspire.html
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>>>Here are some more very practical iPhone applications:
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>>>http://www.cracked.com/article_16796_15-most-completely-useless-iphone-apps.html
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>>Yeah, those are cute and very innovative, but completely useless. The app I found, above, is actually useful - apparently it uses the sound of wind blowing across the iPhone microphone to determine its speed.
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>My input was in jest (I should have added the smily).

That's what I thought, but for the sake of lurkers, I just wanted to point out that 0.01% of iPhone apps are actually useful ;)