I'm hoping this will give Mojo Developers an idea on what apps users want most on the Pre. I'll start off the list: A good To-Do list app.
I'll update the post with the most "other apps" at the end of the day.
PreThinking
Looks like a good number of you wants a FaceBook App.
Medialets is reporting that the Palm Pre has reached over 660,000+ App downloads in just less than 2 weeks after launch! That's not too shabby considering the App Catalog only has a mere 30 apps at the moment. With Palm taking in thousands of early developers in the coming weeks, and releasing the mojo SDK by the end of the Summer, be prepared for the influx of Fart Apps!
I just added up all the app downloads myself, and it's now 817,656 App downloads as of June 20th 4:23PM ET.
Here's a quick update on some new and updated apps that went on the App Catalog today, June 11th, 2009. 30 apps and growing!
What's New:
SplashID Beta is back on the App Catalog after getting pulled for a major bug.
SplashID stores all kinds of confidential information like user names, passwords, credit cards, anything.
"This award winning app lets you remember and recall anything that happens in your life. From notes to ideas to tasks to snapshots, put it all into Evernote and watch as everything instantly synchronizes from your Palm Pre to the Web to your Windows and Mac computers."
"PocketMirror is the Microsoft Outlook synchronization solution for Palm Pre. features Include: Reliable, Two-way Outlook Calendar and Contacts Sync. Local Wi-Fi Synchronization -- like Pre, no cables are needed."
This app is the Mac synchronization solution for your Palm Pre. It syncs Address book, Entourage, iCal, iTunes, iPhoto and more. Contacts and Calendar syncs over WiFi. Transfers music playlist, videos, photo albums, podcasts and ringtones to your Pre.
Updated:
Thanks to everyone that send this in!
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Lucky are the few of us that have had the opportunity to hold the Palm Pre. Luckier are those like verdiergpd via Twitter who just tested out the Palm Pre twitter application. This is good news for all of you that are lining up for the Palm Pre. Now you can Tweet about your experience after you activate your phones!!