Right now, I count 40 apps on the market (all of them are free, but paid apps are coming with a 70 percent cut going to developers), and I know of several that are supposed to launch today that have not yet appeared on the phone. But if you are going to get a phone today, here is my list of the top ten apps worth downloading and checking out.

Unless you're with the in crowd your Android app may never be able to do the same things as any app that is bundled with a 'phone.

A rundown review on a wide variety of applications available for the iPhone.

We know of a few iPhone applications that were unloved by Apple. What are we talking about? You know ... the cool iPhone applications that developers make -- then Apple doesn't approve of them

Windows Vista (with Aero running) only: Wheelie, a free beta app

The makers of the "Google phone" - and the developers who hope to build apps for it - have had the opportunity to watch Apple over the past year, learning from their mistakes - and their successes. One of those lessons learned? People want apps. Let's take a look at three of the first Android apps out of the gates.

“This book would be a bargain at ten times its price! If you are writing iPhone software, it will save you weeks of development time. Erica has included dozens of crisp and clear examples illustrating essential iPhone development techniques and many others that show special effects going way beyond Apple’s official documentation.”...

Flashcard options abound at Apple%u2019s App Store. But for creating multiple-choice tests, Cram cannot be beat....

AppLoop allows simple, yet effective App creation right on the iPhone

The iPhone apps that need to be out, but haven't quite hit production...yet.