Recommend me some useful iPad apps.

[Kristin]

I have $15 on my iTunes to spend on some new apps.
I'm not looking for games. Looking for stuff that will be useful to me.
My most-used apps are GoodReader, Skitch, Pulse and iProcrastinate.

I've been thinking about getting the iWork suite, but have been reading some bad reviews.

+rep to anyone who recommends an app that I end up downloading.

[zlolekim]

Angry Birds??

[Kristin]

Angry Birds??

I have that already, but I'm not looking for games. Have too many of those already. xD

[Ben]

Goodreader (For reading any type of document on your iPad, GoodReader is the way to go. It supports a huge range of formats, and integrates with various online services such as MobileMe, Google Docs, and Dropbox.)
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/goodr...363448914?mt=8

Twitterific (if you're a tweeter)
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/twitt...359914600?mt=8

Sketchbook Pro (If you like to doodle)
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sketc...364253478?mt=8

Weatherbug (Gives you weather everywhere!)
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/weath...363235774?mt=8

Pandora
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pando...284035177?mt=8

[Drew]

WolframAlpha. You've probably heard of it. It costs $.99, and is a fully functional computational search engine that can solve almost any problem you enter, assuming you enter it right, and give you statistics on almost any subject.

[zlolekim]

Lol everyone has it

Keynote is like powerpoint
Sadun's whiteboard is a whiteboard, and you can connect to tv and entertain the kids

[Kristin]

Oh man, I LOVE GoodReader. Highly recommended to anyone with an iPad.

[zlolekim]

Flipboard is a newsreader

[Harry Potter]

I have the sleep cycle app, its pretty neat.

[John]

ny times and the amazon bookstore one