Requests for Apps Here!

[Dieter Bohn]

No requests -- just Props for asking for them!

[Billsteve]

I want a RTS with multiplayer internet and lan. like starcraft or something. or maybe a turn based game. something that does not take too much time, or battery

[gfunk808]

PROFILES please!!

this is a MUST have for a cell phone. I had it on my Treo and u can do things like create profiles (ringtone, volume, screen brightness) and then use triggers (time of day, plugged in, day of week) to automatically set the profiles as active.

SOMEONE please create this!

[hermdog]

I would like a netstumbler or ministumbler type programs to do wireless surveys.

[Galley]

I want to see a Mille Bornes game; preferably an officially licensed one.

[kilsey]

I'd totally dig a geocaching application - I used to use my Treo and a bluetooth GPS unit for this and an all in one package with the iphone would be great.

Cetus GPS on the Palm gives a pretty good example of the simplicity of the interface:
Cetus GPS - N 55° 23´ E 10° 26´

The ability to hit the geocaching.com website and import .gpx coordinate files would also be great with the lack of copy/paste, but I'll take what I can get

[cjvitek]

I would love to see the following

A good units converter program. There is one already, but you can't choose the units from a list, you have to type the actual units in. A little unwieldy.

A cribbage program would be great.

[dcharles]

Ditto to cribbage. Also, the one thing I really miss from Windows Mobile/Pocket PC is a game from Sean O'connor called Slay. I emailed him about an iPhone version and he thought it was a great idea but lacked the knowledge to pull it off.

Sean O'Connor's Windows Games - Slay

[cjvitek]

It might be cool to have a "screen saver" type of program where it can be put in landscape mode to display a digital clock, calendar information, and may other information like battery time, unread emails, signal strength, etc. Sitting on your desk in landscape mode it might look just like a cool digital clock.

Chris

[gadgetluva]

How about a more full fledged TASKS program that actually lets you assign categories, but most importantly, has BUILT IN REPEATING TASKS functionality?