Today in iPhone, item number 89, July 21st, 2009.

The quarterly numbers are in, and they're pretty good.

Welcome to today in iPhone.

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Today, an iPhone.

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Zoom was getting some traction then

Steve Jobs goes to Macworld and he pulls out this iPhone.

Hi Rob, it's Lauren Nashville.

I wanted to call and say thanks to everybody for the fitness apps.

They totally helped out.

And also I want to do a review on two apps. I'm not sure if anyone's done these before, but I don't think so. Yellow Pages, which is a free app. It's always been really helpful and super fast if I'm trying to find, like, say, Toys R Us near where I am or Target or something like that. But they have a new feature now where you can just hit a plus sign and add that into your address book contacts, which is awesome for like local restaurants and things that

I call a lot because it puts all of their information in there with just a button.

And then the other one is for DirecTV.

Not a huge fan of DirecTV, but they have a free app that's really awesome, and it's basically

a TV guide. You can see all channels that are available on what's playing. You can search by time, by date, or you can just have it show the channels that you actually are subscribed to or pay for so that you can get an idea of what's on in a given hour, which is great that You can't sleep, and you're looking for something.

Thanks.

I just want to let you guys know that.

Have a great day.

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