Out-of-office functionality just keeps getting easier with mobile technology like the iPhone, which now has more than 30,000 applications it can run. And while games remain the most widely downloaded apps, developers haven't forgotten about those of us who have work to do.
In fact, we found quite a few apps that could prove useful in a marketer's day-to-day life. Take a gander, and then feel free to add comments about the applications you've found useful for improving productivity and staying up-to-date on all things marketing.
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These are cool! You missed one though... you can turn your internet form inquiries into phone calls so you get your leads instantly wherever you are. MarketingAnd's Form to Phone reads the lead info to you from the web form then you simply press 1 and your phone then dials the lead and presto you are connected all within about 30 seconds. Try the demo and see how easy it is to increase your speed to lead. http://marketingand.com/formtophone_demo.htm
I've been waiting for someone to do the research on this for me. Great article, great list.
I've been amazed by the weak selection of good contact management apps for the iPhone. I'll have to check out the "In Touch" in this article. Since the basic contact app wouldn't let me categorize, I've been using "Contact Tool" from Montalcini.com. It's a big improvement over the native app, but not perfect.
I'm a big fan of Tweetie, which Kim mentions here. Also like the WSJ app for news, as well as the NYTimes. The Yammer app and Skype app are also great for community/networking/contacts.
And finally -- The Daily Puppy app ($.99). Just because they are so darn cute.