What's in your bottom row?

As we can have up to 6 apps in the toolbar, what is in your bottom row (presumably the most-used apps)?

For me:
Mail, Safari, iPod, Videos, Settings

Yes, I only use 5 of the 6.

 

Actually you can technically now have 120 apps in your bottom row...

 

well, ok. Then what are your 6 most-used apps?

 

For me GoodReader and WeatherProHD, plus the usual ones.

 

Atomic browser, Castlecraft, Kindle/Kobo (depending on which book I'm reading), Settings

 

Mail, Video, Atomic, Splashtop, iTunes, Settings.

 

Mail, Safari, Appstore, AppDeals AppShopper, Settings

These are not really all my most used...
But they are the ones I wanted in my tray.


Further Folder use may change these.

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Dropbox, iCal, Mail, readdledocs, Exernote, imExchange2... Yea I'm more of a business user.

 

iCab, Mail, IM+, Facebook Touch HD, Maps, Seasonality Go, iPod, ABC Notes, Air Video, Alarm Clock, CannabisNews (I use Infinidock) lol

 

Now with 4.2 folders, I'll have folders in my bottom row.

 

Atomic, Mail, Informant HD, Kindle, PC Calc, App Store

I only leave Mail there too see new mail notifications, otherwise I use Atomic browser for mail. The Apple built in mail app lacks features. App Store will probably be replaced once most of the Apps are updated for 4.2.

 

Hmm must be getting old as folders in top row and still the regulars along the bottom, Google News, Pulse (Newpaper & Mag feeds) River of News, Videos, Photos and Calendar.

 

I guess old habits are hard to break - or I am too old for change, hehehe! I left them the same:

Mail App Store Safari Print n Share Photos


But I did condense 9 pages down to 2! Just hope I can remember where I put everything, that is the only issue with the folders.

 

Even after 4.2, I have the same stuff in the bottom row, with folders above.

 

Doesn't matter as much since everything is on one page now. However, I have

Words with friends
Kindle
Mail
Browser
Shopping group--appshopper, AppStore, amazon, etc
Utilities group--settings,speedtest, openfient, files etc