App Store link: [1]
Cost: Free
Remember those wooden games where you try to get a marble from point A to be point B in a maze without falling in the holes by turning knobs to tilt the surface? This is the same thing ported to the iPhone. The lite edition has 10 levels. I promised myself I wouldn’t buy the paid version until I’d beaten the Lite version and so far it remains unbeaten.
Cost: Free
App Store link: [1]
Bookmarks brings your delicious bookmarks to the iPhone, open your tags, click on the site you want to open. It still needs search capabilities however.
Website: N/A
iPhone App: N/A
App Store Link: [1]
Cost: Free
Bubbles, this was written for kids, or so they claim. Just drag the finger across the screen to create bubbles, then tap each to pop it, the bubbles fall down in the direction you have the phone tilted. Bubbles, very simple, very easy, lots of fun.
Website: N/A
iPhone site: N/A
App Store link: [1]
Cost: $0.99
Tip is a tip calculator. Enter the amount of bill, select the number of people and the tip percentage. Tip percentage ranges from 0 to 35 percent. People splitting ranges from 1 to 25 people. It lets you pick from exact, rounded, or mirrored. Mirrored gives you an amount like $35.53. I found this to be a unique feature. The layout seems to have been copied by CheckPlease’s new version.
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iPhone Site: N/A
App Store link: [1]
Cost: Free
This is just a simple little doodle application. 16 colors, 5 tools. Draw away!
Website: N/A
Iphone site: N/A
App store link: [1]
Cost: Free
CheckPlease is a tip calculator. Enter the total amount of the check. Then select on the scroll wheel the tip and the number of people splitting it. The tip percentage can be 0 to 99 percent. The number of people between 1 and 30. It also allows you to post to Pocket Money. I don’t use this so I don’t know how it works. The newer layout is a lot like TIP and is much better than the old layout (which is still an option).
Website: www.instapaper.com
iPhone site: N/A
App Store link: [1]
Cost: Free
Uses: Network
I’ve raved about Instapaper [2] cause it does one thing well. I used to keep tabs open because I wanted to read something “Later”. Now I can click on that “Read Later” bookmarklet on my browser and close that tab. I also love that after I click that link and read the article it takes the link out of the queue.
Now to my delight there is the Instapaper app. It downloads the 10 most recent marked stories so you can read them offline. Very handy for when you’re stuck waiting somewhere.
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Website: www.wordpress.com or www.wordpress.org
iPhone site: m.wordpress.com
App Store Link: [1]
Cost: Free
Uses: Camera
Now for the iPhone platform, WordPress[2]! Use it with a WordPress.com blog or a self-hosted WordPress blog to write your blog posts on the go. If you can tolerate doing that amount of typing on such a small screen. Also you have to manually do your html tags. I’ve sort of adopted a hybridization of html entry and the editor for most of my posts from the desktop. But it’s great to work on a short post. The ability to save drafts are also handy. My only problem is the on screen keyboard. I want a bluetooth keyboard already.
Image via WikipediaJust my random twitter scribblings. Twitter helps with making a really random blog post.
Yep. Line around the half of the mall. And it’s moving slow cause of activations. #Automatically batched by LoudTwitter
