Applists.com: Unlimited Apps for iPhone and iPod Touch - Version 2.0

10-04-07, 05:30 PM

Elias Corporation today announced the formal launch of Applists.com
Version 2.0, fewer than 90 days after the original launch date of July 18,
2007.

Notable Applists 2.0 upgrades include:

Thumb-friendly interface, which allows for ease of typing with the "ultimate fat finger"
The ability to find the world's expanding list of available apps even faster
BYOA (Bring Your Own Apps), which allows iPhone owners to find and suggest new apps and add apps to their own accounts instantly
Sharing apps and lists, which allows friends to swap their list of posted apps and even their own BYOA apps
Sets, providing access to pre-created lists that can be added with a single tap.

As with the original version, Applists 2.0 enables iPhone owners to use
their desktop Safari browser to add, update and modify their applists,
which are instantly accessible when they pick up their iPhone.

For more information visit Applists.com

Source: Elias Corp press release

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Pocketbrain · 10-04-07, 08:48 PM

Yay!! But, for Safari, which is windows/mac. I will have to try this out at work. Don't tell anybody!

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Pocketbrain · 10-04-07, 10:22 PM

Works with iPod Touch, as well (using the Safari web browser), but it always requires an internet connection; these are all web apps. I can play minesweeper, but even the smallest, 10x10 grid is difficult to navigate.

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10-04-07, 10:48 PM

Sounded interesting when I saw the press release.....

How do you like your touch? I was tempted to get one.... because I like gadgets..... but I have resisted (so far). I am going to get a Zune/ipod for Christmas...if I can make up my mind!

Susan

Pocketbrain · 10-05-07, 09:50 PM

I love it! It surfs like a champ (Safari >> Pocket IE) and the screen is gorgeous and gigantic for such a small device. And the Fantastic Four look fantastic!

**ksong12** · 10-05-07, 11:03 PM

Works well with my iPhone.

I still prefer Minesweeper as a 3rd party app on my iPhone, rather than online ;-)

Pretty cool, thanks for posting!