A Year of the App Store: Successes and FailuresS  One year ago,
Apple opened the doors to the iTunes App Store. We've been wowed
with some of the apps, left longing for others, and we've got a
(relatively) small wish list.   At this point, the quick
availability and utilities of third-party apps can be worth more
to iPhone and iPod touch owners than their standard
browser/email/media tools. The best of those apps, at least to
our productive-minded eyes, are those that make use of the
always-in-your-pocket nature of the iPhone/touch to help you
keep everything in sync—your tasks, your money, and every random
thought. Here's a few:  Note: For the rest of this feature,
we'll be using the term iPhone, but all apps, unless otherwise
noted, also work on iPod touch models.  A Year of the App Store:
Successes and Failures  Remember the Milk: Not free, but
probably worth the $25/year (or just over $2/month) for the Pro
account to use this intuitively-designed app. As we noted in our
Battle of the iPhone Task Managers,