Congratulations! I'm glad to hear you're already enjoying the iPhone; some 
people who get it with the expectation of loving it straight away end up 
struggling for a while before they get the hang of things.

For Facebook, your best bet is the official Facebook app. It's not perfect, but 
it works. Their other apps--Messenger, Rooms, and Stories--are also accessible.

Twitter has an accessible, official app too, but I prefer third-party ones. 
Twitterrific is really nice, and is currently my primary app. Tweetings has 
some cool features and is worth a look, and I've heard that TweetLogix 
(possibly not spelled correctly) is another good option.

As for other apps, that all depends on what you're looking for: games, word 
processors, book readers, social networking, navigation, money identifying, bar 
code readers, object identifiers, light detectors, and plenty more. As always, 
I highly recommend www.applevis.com <http://www.applevis.com/>, specifically 
the page for new iOS users, as a great place to start. Personally, the apps 
that pop into my head right off the bat are:

* Voice Dream Reader, for reading just about any text/audio book or file that 
isn't encrypted. This includes Bookshare, Instapaper, Dropbox, and plenty more, 
all built into the app, and you can use third-party voices from the likes of 
Ivona Neospeech, and others to read.
* Dice World is a collection of six dice games, and is beyond accessible.
* Lire is an RSS reader with tons of great features, and is so accessible the 
developer has a section in the app's settings for VO users to decide what 
information to hear when reviewing article lists.
* Red Laser is a free bar code reader that works really well, once you get the 
hang of it.
* Downcast or Overcast are two nice apps for handling podcasts. I use Downcast, 
but I've heard great things about Overcast as well.
* Carrit Fit, Carrot Hunger, and Carrot Weather are all fun apps. Fit and 
Hunger are for exercise and calorie tracking, respectively, and Weather is (not 
surprisingly) a weather app. All three are fully accessible.

Anyway, AppleVis has a lot more information, including an entire page of apps 
we recommend for new iOS users.
> On Apr 18, 2015, at 11:36 PM, 'Maxwell Ivey' via MacVisionaries 
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> hello group; just got an iPhone last week. have been very happy with it so 
> far. also got a bluetooth keyboard. i am wondering what apps people are using 
> for twitter and face book. I'm also wondering about your experience with 
> sirius on iPhone. finally are there any other apps you have used that you 
> would recommend for getting more use or enjoyment out of my iPhone? thanks, 
> max 
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