Probably the most annoying thing about third-party apps for the iPhone is that you can’t download them onto your home screen. To get to the app you want to use you have to open Safari, type in the web page, and find the app on the site. It’s not that big a deal, but for someone used to the downloading and organizing freedom of a desktop it can get really irritating.
Enter AppLists.
AppLists is a new and unique app portal from the Elias Corporation. First designed during the iPhoneDevCamp in early July, AppLists gained popularity very quickly. Less than two weeks later AppLists has been officially launched.
The first, and only, iPhone application “playlist” site, AppLists lets iPhone users create and organize apps into lists that are saved in their profile. The AppLists can be organized and altered further on the iPhone user’s desktop with Safari and the updates are immediately available on their iPhone.
AppLists is so different because it lets iPhone users organize as many application lists as they need for home, work, school, or just for fun. Best of all? It’s free. There are no ads or trial periods or hidden charges. That’s right. This service is absolutely, positively free. It’s free and it offers an unique service that is unavailable through any other app portal out there.
With nearly 10,000 unique visits in the first two weeks of its creation, AppLists is showing no signs of slowing down. There are new apps and features available all the time at AppLists so make sure you check it out. Especially if you love to organize things.
July 23rd, 2007 at 12:22 am
AppLists is great. It’s free, and you can organize stuff exactly the way you want. It’s amazing how well this tool has extended my iPhone. There are some pretty cool apps out there, and the list is growing.