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David recently posted about some clever iPhone dream apps. As the ranks of existing iPhone applications continues to grow to include games and utilities, what applications are still missing? What iPhone apps do you want to see developers concentrate their efforts on? Native IM or IRC? Trip accounting? GTD management? Let us know in this poll and in the comments. 
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required said 6:14PM on 8-16-2007
rotary dial
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Jeremy Bogdan said 6:16PM on 8-16-2007
Sling Player!
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staisey said 6:25PM on 8-16-2007
Flash in the web browser! Most important!
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Adrain said 6:50PM on 8-16-2007
Car Fuel/ Mileage and Maintenance Tracking
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Tracy said 12:38PM on 8-19-2007
a financial calculator to replace the calculator
Typeit4me or similar program hopefully in system software
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Mystic said 7:26PM on 8-16-2007
Wow, this must have been linked to from Digg or some other lame site. Amazing Slingplayer is at the bottom and Skype/internet radio and a bunch of other lame stuff is at the top.
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Macskeeball said 8:05PM on 8-16-2007
Definitely Defrag, or maybe antivirus. ;)
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CarbonFree said 8:45PM on 8-16-2007
One that makes it cheaper.
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ismism said 8:46PM on 8-16-2007
Flash player, text editor, COPY AND PASTE!!!
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sazdad said 10:18PM on 8-16-2007
voice dialing
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dalasv said 10:41PM on 8-16-2007
Flash for real.
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Shig said 10:57PM on 8-16-2007
Ebook readers like ereader, mobipocket, etc. Or better yet, one app to rule them all. That's the one thing I'm holding out for, before trading in my Tungsten.
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Gregory Pierce said 10:59PM on 8-16-2007
iPhone SDK Debugger
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jamie said 11:14PM on 8-16-2007
Hands down -- GMail.
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babacrash said 12:31AM on 8-17-2007
A SIP (best VoIP) application.
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Ben the Dog said 2:16AM on 8-17-2007
One that allows it to be used overseas without roaming :-)
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Philippe said 4:09AM on 8-17-2007
Easy to configure alarm clock that uses MP3 playlists (with random song order support).
And NO, I won't use my MacBook for that because the DVD Drive makes a noticeable hardware sound when it turns on, which makes me wake up BEFORE iTunes starts.
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aleksandr333 said 1:18PM on 8-17-2007
GPS based map navigation with turn-by-turn directions
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helmysty said 1:27PM on 8-17-2007
iPhone Bootcamp for Windows Mobile 5.0..
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steve said 2:59PM on 8-19-2007
GPS using the new sim card with a mini-gps built on to it.
The Register reports that Blue Sky Positioning has announced their GPS enabled SIM card at SIMposium, in Berlin. The company has apparently managed to fit an entire GPS receiver onto a SIM card. The entire system, including the antenna, fits onto the card, but processing is done by your phone. The unit had to be an A-GPS (Assisted GPS) system because the SIM card is standardized “to draw six milliamps, which was a challenge,” explains Risto Savolainen, Blue Sky CEO. That sounds just fine by us. If they manage to get decent reception out of the tiny GPS SIM card, we’ll gladly hand off the processing task to our CPUs.
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