Cydia links all purchases to either a Google or Facebook account (depending on how you log in when purchasing). You can use this account on multiple devices (if you have an iPhone and iPad, for example) and it is definitely persistent across iOS as well as device upgrades.

LogMeIn is not IE only, I use it in Firefox all the time. I believe I have read that the minimum is 10kb/s up and down to use it.

@xxdesmus: Can it be done on 4.1 /with/ access to a 4.2 device? I registered for a free mobileme account using the new software, but it still doesn't work on my iOS 4.1.

Vote: MobileRSS

thanks!!

I would really love for something like this, but less "social". My iPhone keeps all of my texts, but there is no easy way to 'favorite' certain ones or to easily browse to much older ones in a conversation. There used to be "iTextUploader", but that went defunct a while back.

VOTE: Notepad++

This app is awesome! I neeeeed system bar notifications.

VOTE: NameCheap.com

@Gotlactose: been there, done that!

Thanks Lifehacker!! I love Dropbox, and this bumped me from 5.5 to 8.8 GB!

VOTE: GymBuddy ! Whoo gym stats tracking.

@bokscutter: Yeah like I said, you could sniff the key away from the car and get it for one-time use. Short of that, brute-forcing would be excruciatingly time-consuming (from the article: "With trillions of possibilities, there is also no way to scan through all the codes because it would take years to do that.") and…

@bokscutter: Keyless entry systems (cars, garage door openers, etc) use a rolling code system using pseudo-random number generation to pick the next key. Recording the current key transmittal could only work if the fob is out of range of the car, and you can replay to the car before the fob is used again.

thanks for this! I had given up a few weeks ago, but this gave me a reason to try again. Just finished the "Hello World" iPhone app tutorial!

vote: mint.com etc etc

SMS QuickReply is the #1 reason I jailbreak... and until Apple adds this functionality I will continue to do so. That being said, I'm limping along OK right now without it (iPhone 4), but I also miss some of the smaller tweaks (WiCarrier, YfiSelect, SBSettings, and of course tethering).

@comodidit: +1 for multiple-browser compatibility. I personally use Firefox exclusively, but my iPhone syncs its bookmarks with IE, so that is a must.

@SpriteMV: There are 2 iPhone apps out that I know of: iKeePass and MyKeePass. I have both on my phone, but have not yet tested MyKeePass (I'm waiting for the code to be open-sourced, which should happen soon).

Vote: KeePass