Top Nine iPhone Productivity Applications

For those who have no qualms of entrusting their personal accounts to an online service, PageOnce Personal Assistant is a great iPhone application that helps you manage all your personal information under one online location. This iPhone app offers a life-saving tool that lets you access your financial situations such as bank balances, credit card limits and investments, receive alerts of payment due dates, integrates your password into one account in PageOnce to make sure you'll never forget those passwords again, protects you from identity theft and online fraud, prevents you from reaching cell phone minutes or text messaging limits, track

purchases and many more. But the best thing about PageOnce of course is the fact that for you it’s a free application for your iPhone.

This is one of the first applications I installed when I first got my iPhone 3G. Why? Because I've read so many major stories about it from major tech bloggers who highly recommend this iPhone application. And indeed, the moment I started using EverNote, I was really impressed by the rich functionality it offers. EverNote is primarily a reminder app which lets you capture every moment through text notes in your iPhone. Its main objective is to help you remember things. But aside from creating text notes, EverNote makes use of the iPhone camera as well by letting you capture moments and post them as notes. You can also record voice memos to remind you of important events. And yes, EverNote syncs well with your PC or Mac and lets you view notes offline, plus of course - it is a free iPhone app.

EasyTask is one of the iPhone's many Getting-Thing-Done (GTD) applications. This application can be used for the simple task of reminding yourself of important things or as a complex GTD application which lets you do more complex things. EasyTask also lets you sync your iPhone with multiple computers through iTunes. The developers are also currently testing Mac synching through Wi-Fi, to enable you to sync your iPhone with your Mac even without having to connect your iPhone to your Mac via USB.

NewsGators's NetNewsWire RSS reader is perhaps the most useful and feature-rich feed reader for the iPhone. What's so good about NetNewsWire for the iPhone is the fact that when it updates your Newsgator feeds on the web, it updates with what you've just read using your iPhone. Hence, eliminating the need to scroll through feeds which you have already read. Adding more fun is the clippings feature which let you set aside an interesting feed item for reading later on. NetNewsWire is a free app for the iPhone too.

We all know that security comes with a hefty price so eWallet will set you back for $9.99 to help you store your most valuable possession - your personal account information such as, passwords, SSS numbers, PINs, and other banks and credit card information. eWallet boasts of the most secured password manager, so they say. Hence, you are assured that your eWallet password won't be breached by anyone should you lose your iPhone. Other features of this application include; 256-bit encryption, time-out lock, live URLs which you can launch securely with the tap of a finger, and complete synchronization features through Wi-Fi.

Here's another expensive and yet powerful productivity application for your iPhone. OmniFocus is a task manager app which lets you keep track of tasks by project, place, person or date. It also lets you create shopping lists, agenda items for your next meeting at work, and practically any lists that you could ever think of. This iPhone productivity app also lets you use capture images, and voice recording for getting things done.

This reasonablly pricde productivity application for your iPhone lets you do one major thing - use your iPhone as a PDA whereby allowing you to copy any files from your PCs or Macs onto your iPhone. Neat? Wait till you get your files onto your iPhone. Using FileMagnet, you can now view PDF, Word, Powerpoint, Text files, and more on your iPhone. You can read those files with or without internet connection as well. To get this useful productivity app on your iPhone, it will set you back for $4.99 though.

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