Q:

In AngularJS tutorial select only one instance, or the first instance in an array

I want to select only the first instance of an array in angular instead of using ng-repeat. I was thinking something like ng-instance, or ng-specificinstance but they don't exist.  Also how should I define my javascript variable and what is the standard for referencing it in my html: "phoneinfos" or "phoneinfo" if its only one entity.  Also should all things with lots of items should it always end in an s?
Current HTML:
<div id="searchtab-1" style="height:1.5em;" ng-controller="PhoneListCtrl">
   <label ng-repeat="phoneinfo in phoneinfos">{{phoneinfo.count}}</label>
</div>

HTML Attempt:
<div id="searchtab-1" style="height:1.5em;" ng-controller="PhoneListCtrl">
   <label ng-instance="phoneinfo">{{phoneinfo.count}}</label>
</div>   

javascript:
Defined variable:
 $scope.phoneinfo = [{ 'count': '555' }, {'type': 'mobile'}];

A:

What about:
<div id="searchtab-1" style="height:1.5em;" ng-controller="PhoneListCtrl">
     <label>{{phoneinfo.count}}</label>
</div>

Javascript:
$scope.phoneinfo = {
    count: '555',
    type: 'mobile'
};

If you actually need the data to stay exactly as is, you could do this as well (but it doesn't look very pretty to me):
<div id="searchtab-1" style="height:1.5em;" ng-controller="PhoneListCtrl">
    <label>{{phoneinfos[0].count}}</label>
</div>

As for the names ending in s, I find it a good practice for the exact reason that you can write item in items, and it also signals that it's an array, but that is a matter of personal taste.

