15) Free-Tunes.net A collection of the free songs on iTunes. Sure, they’re little-known bands now, but the price is right, and you might discover a real gem.
16) Podcaster An incredibly useful program to stream audio and video podcasts, using an iTunes-styled control panel.
Illusionist for the iPhone
17) Stripr (for Comics Fans) Helps you manage and view all those online comics you enjoy. Plus: give feedback on comics. Thumbs up or thumbs down on Marmaduke?
18) iPhones Wallpaper Give your iPhone a forest background, or urban, or sunset, or psychedelic. Those pretty flowers are nice, but then there’s also that mountain view…
19) MacLight Turn your iPhone into a flashlight, or give it a “campfire” flickering look, or a strobe light. Might be useful the next time the power grid goes down.
20) The Illusionist Strange, trippy visuals on your iPhone: rolling cylinders, brain conflicts, Escher-like optical mind-twisters. Don’t look at it after your daily double espresso.
Games
Castle Feud for the iPhone
21) Castle Feud Slaughter your opponents and leave them dismembered on the field of battle. Cool! A multiplayer game.
22) iSudoku Having this app means never having to be away from your Sodoku addiction. Hey, you can quit whenever you want to, you just don’t want to…
23) Speed Type Measures your typing speed, with the top 200 scores saved. This game is not only fun but also improves your iPhone emailing skills.
24) iConnect4 If you like Connect, you’ll be happy to see iConnect. Can you connect four chips in a row before the iPhone does?
25) mobileLife A cellular automation game, “Game of Life,” has been developed specifically for the iPhone and iPod touch.
26) Madelinette In this game (originally European) you attempt to block your foe from moving. Who will goof up first?
27) Mines Find all the mines that are hidden underneath the boxes – or else.
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