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How To Unbrick The iPhone
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Other non-mentioned third party applications I use often are :
Scrivener (for writing projects).
VLC application or the Perian plug-in for Quicktime which allow playing of almost any movie format.
Spamsieve improves junk mail filtering for Mail.
FormulatePro completes PDF forms.
Chronosync syncs files on both of my Macs.
The Unarchiver opens about every possible file format.
Things helps getting things done.