Don't ask us how we did it. We already published the favorite Apps of Phil Schiller in the past. Now we are really proud to present you the precious favorite Apps of Mr Steve Jobs himself, joining today our VIP.
The selection speaks for itself. Someone you can say: show me which apps you have, i ll tell you who you are. This could be the case here.
Below Steve Jobs selection, also available on MyAp.ps/SteveJobs
You have power users and POWER users. Chris Pirillo, the king of geeks, always on is a POWER user of the iPhone. We are thrilled to welcome him to the Appsfire VIP
You can discover Chris' apps at myAp.ps/Pirillo
Chris has LOTS of apps: 444 exactly and has spent 701$ on them exactly.
A POWER user we said.
He was for a long time (not so long) looking for a solution to discover new great apps and even created iPhone.lockergnome.com a kind of digg for apps powered by Sinkslet. He even has a web blog in the form of an iPhone web app
Chris discovered Appsfire at LeWeb and spontaneously twitted about it. I reached out and offered him to join our VIP.
Welcome, Chris!
Looks like our VIP is giving some ideas to others. CNN has just published a list of 8 apps preferred by some celebrities. 1 per person.
i wish 1. they published their all selection 2. CNN included links to those apps
So since we are nice guys, we created a widget for it, with all links. And if one of those guys wants to join our VIP, we ll be thrilled (and our users too). Who knows this may happen one day :)
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Today we are happy to welcome one of the most prestigious guest to our VIP, nothing less than Robert Scoble that we won't need to present.
Enjoy his apps below
The AppsFire VIP gets more interesting day after day. If you don't know it yet it is a special showcase of some of the most famous tech savvy and passionate iPhone users.
Today we are happy to welcome Frank Gruber (@frankgruber) . Frank is a very famous blogger (somewhatfrank) and is also working at AOL. In his selection of favorite apps, you won't be surprised to discover some of AOL apps of course. This is what you call eating your own dog food :)
You can see his apps below or on myAp.ps/FrankGruber
Welcome Frank!
ps: if you'd like to discover someone's special favorite apps, let us know in the comments, we ll try to reach him out.
Playing with applications on an Android phone got me thinking about how I use applications on my iPhone. I’m always interested in seeing what applications my friends are using on their phones, so I thought people might be interested in reading about the iPhone applications that I use.
My home screen is incredibly boring. Because I have a few devices, and I do a lot of testing with them, I also have to restore them fairly often and it’s gotten to the point where I just leave everything in its default location because it’s a) easier than rearranging and b) I don’t have to hunt for stuff I haven’t rearranged.
So, my second screen has become where I move my non-default, but still more often used apps. Typically the exact order will vary due to the reasons above, but the apps are fairly consistent.
Here are his apps
