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Kelly at Web Design Schools Guide points out a very useful list of iPhone applications:

Whether you’re running a small business, or just trying to knock out your daily to-do list, we can all use a little help being more productive. For those with an iPhone there are a wide array of instantly download-able applications that can help you get more done in less time. For this article we’ve sorted through hundreds of applications to bring you 20 lesser known iphone apps which are designed to make your day to day life easier and make you more productive.

Using the iPhone for Organization

From basic to do lists to homework these are a few ways to help you get organized:

1. Jott: Tired of to do lists and sticky notes. You can turn your voice into text and place it into your lists on your iphone. After you have completed the task you can cross them off with a quick finger strike.
2. SplashID: With so many passwords and usernames it is hard to keep track of them all. You can now have them at quick reference. You can store them under a record type created by you.

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