What's On My iPhone Home Screen

 
Inspired by Tessa's post who was inspired by Jeff's post, this is my version what I have on my iPhone home screen and why.  I'm not as technologically savy as the previous posters so this might seem pedestrian.

iPod: In and out of music and podcasts all day, mainly to drown out the office background noise.
iCal: Synced to 6 Google calendars and my work Outlook calendar to tell me where to be when. Maps: While I can now navigate downtown Atlanta with relative ease, I still use Maps more often than I'd care to admit.
Wikipanion: There's never not a reason to not know the answer.  Easier and faster than opening Safari.
Calculator: Constantly surprised how often I need a calculator.
Settings: Turning on and off wi-fi all the time.
Netflix: The best companion for long stretches on the elliptical.
Cameras: A folder full of different tools; Best Camera, Apple's Camera and photo, Instagram, Gorilla Cam, QR Reader and Red Laser.
Games: Nothing heavy, but simple fun time killers;
Sol Free - Multiple versions of solitaire and as the title suggests, free.
Snood - Until they fix some control and feel issues, I don't recommend it.
Word Wrap - Arrange letters into as many words as you can in an allotted amount of time.
Compression - A Tetris wannabe.
Touchmines - Basic looking and feeling version of Minesweeper.
Phase 10 - Great game for those who like the real life version.
Fragger - You throw grenades to blow up bad guys, physics based.
Monopoly - Got it on sale for $4.99, bonus of playing with people on the same wifi, but no true multiplayer like Words With Friends.
Angry Birds and Angry Birds Seasons - Totally addicted.
Words with Friends - Fun with 2 person multiplayer.
Tiny Wings - My new addiction.  I can't put it down, but I've also been stuck on the same level for over a week.
Goodreads: On my home screen only to serve as a reminder to read more.
Evernote: My GTD app. I also have the desktop version for Mac.
Travel: Misleading title. It's where the apps for GoWalla, EventBrite, Cardstar, Four Square, SCVNGR, Scoutmob and Yelp live.
Clock: Aside from a morning alarm clock, I'm constantly using alarms during the day as reminders.
Echofon: I use this for my two personal Twitter accounts.
Twitter: I use this for the Fox Theatre Twitter account.  Why two?  To help ensure I don't accidentally post a personal tweet on the work account.  That would be bad.
Facebook: I rarely use this for personal use, but for quick access to the Fox Theatre's Facebook page.
The Dock:
Phone - I hate talking on the phone.  And by hate, I mean equal to my hatred for baked beans hatred.  But I get that's it's a necessary evil.
Mail - Personal email only as iPhones are not supported at work.  Don't get me started on this.
Safari - For surfing or going directly to a source page.
Messages - You can avoid making most phone calls by sending a simple SMS.