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iPhone applications have taken the world by storm. There’s an App for Everything.
These are some great apps for Web Designers!

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1. WhatTheFont

Ever seen a great font in a magazine ad, poster, or on the web and wondered what font it is?
Whip out your iPhone and snap a photo, and WhatTheFont for iPhone will identify that font in seconds!

2. CSS Cheat Sheet

Use CSS Cheat Sheet as a quick reference for topics you’ve already learned but need a few reminders on, or if you’re still a beginner to CSS, use it to better understand what CSS has to offer.

3. Analytics

Finally you can get to all of your reports and data with Analytics App for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Whether you’re on the road, in a meeting, or sitting on the throne, Analytics App gives you quick and easy access to your analytics data.

4. Color Shuffle

Color Shuffle is a fantastic color-matching software. Press softly with your fingertip, it will soon generate an unique color scheme. It fills your design with wonderful colors.

5. HTML Style Sheet

HTML Cheat Sheet for the iPhone is designed to address that need. Use it as a quick reference for topics you’ve already learned but need a few reminders on, or if you’re still a beginner to HTML, use it to better understand what HTML is capable of.

6. FTP On The Go

FTP On The Go lets you securely log into your server* from anywhere using your iPhone or iPod touch!

7. Are My Sites Up

This is a valuable tool for keeping an eye on your websites.

8. PayPal

Want to send money securely, easily, and quickly?  Just reach for your iPhone or iPod touch.  That’s right – no cash, checks, ATMs, or hassle.  You get the same great features of PayPal – in the palm of your hand.

9. SimpleMind Xpress

SimpleMind is a Mind Mapping tool that turns your iPhone or iPod touch into a brainstorming, idea collection and thought structuring device.

10. Things

Things is a beautifully focused and amazingly intuitive task manager. Other to-do applications either oversimplify or are too difficult to use. Either way you are not getting stuff done. Things instead has the right balance between ease of use and powerful features.