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Thanksgiving is a time for giving thanks, and as we’re eating our meals, lets not forget those developers. So lets pay tribute to these people, who bring us the free iPhone apps we love.

Lets get started and Happy Thanksgiving to everyone in the U.S.

1. Dropbox

Dropbox, the service that allows you to access your files from anywhere, is also available on your iPhone. After installing Dropbox on your computer, you can put any files into the Dropbox folder and they will be automatically sync with Dropbox’s online service, allowing you to access your files online or on your iPhone. You start out with 2GB of free storage, but that’s plenty for a couple of documents. [via Apple]

2. Evernote

A very robust notes service, Evernote is great at keeping you organized. In conjunction with their desktop application, Evernote allows you to create notes and add anything, from simple text to pictures or audio. Everything is synced between the mobile and desktop version, keeping you the ace of organization. [via Apple]

3. VLC

Our favorite desktop media player is also available on your iPhone. VLC Media Player for the iPhone allows you to play video extensions not supported by Apple’s native video player. Video playback was smooth for us, even with formats such as WMV. [via Apple]

4. Pandora

The online version of Pandora is good, but the iPhone app is even better. An online radio service, Pandora is a great place to listen to your favorite artists, totally free. It also helps you discover new songs.Navigations is smooth, plus, the app runs in the background, even after closing out of the app. [via Apple]

5. News360

News360 is a great app for getting news. Gathering news from a variety of sources, News360’s app gives you a variety of topics to sort through. It’s also easy to share news with your friends. Navigating through different news stories is also easy, with a simple scrolling gesture. [via Apple]