I'm sure there will be millions of posts and articles along the same lines (cool iPhone apps), but I'm adding my personal choices because I can. So:
FileMagnet from Magnetism Studios. As Jeremy mentions, this is an insanely useful app. I used it to get the TFL underground map on the phone, quickly and easily. It's £2.99 but well worth it.
NetNewsWire from Newsgator. I'm using Newsgator more and more while working on Windows machines at client sites, having long been a fan of NetNewsWire on the Mac. Although there's a few usability issues to be worked out with iPhone NetNewsWire, it largely does what you need. And you can't argue with the price!
Super Monkey Ball from Sega. Sega win the prize for stupid by not having details of this game or any other on their iphone games website - perhaps they were as surprised as o2 by the release of the iPhone yesterday? - but that does not take away from the fact that this game is awesome.
Remote from Apple. Just do it.
That will do for now - I'll update the list as time goes by.
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Posted by savs at July 12, 2008 7:43 AMThank you very much for your kind word on our app FileMagnet. Hope you had a great weekend.
Posted by: Matthew Arevalo at July 14, 2008 5:56 AMLastFM's contribution to the iPhone app landscape is rather good - though sadly it suffers from the no-background-processes problem of being unable to stream music whilst you do anything else with the phone.
Posted by: John Billings at July 23, 2008 9:21 AM