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iPhone *free* apps - what's good, what's not?

ok, i'm finally starting to download some of the Apps onto my iPhone and am realizing there are TONS of free apps....

my fave at the moment is Cubes Lite... its fun, challenging (more so than Jawbreaker) and lets me pass the day away at work..

what are your faves? what are your least faves? why?

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Pandora is a good app.. my husband just got the iphone, and we both use www.pandora.com for music ... it's free internet radio, start by putting in music you like, then it recommends songs you may or may not like.. you thumbs up or thumbs down them, and in about 2 weeks of use the player learns you and plays music it thinks you like.. its really cool.. And you can access the same account via computer or the iphone.

I like Shazam! You use it to tag music so when something is playing on the radio and you want to know what it is, you tag it and it tells you. Then you can watch the video on YouTube and buy the song on iTunes, if you want.

It doesn't always catch all the punk rock stuff I listen to, but it catches a lot more than I expected when I first got it.

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