Fresh Apps - iPhone Apps & iPod Touch Apps.

There are over 225,000 apps in the iTunes App Store, and the number is growing each day. While the apps available are neatly divided into categories and you can browse by several different criteria, finding anything good in that morass of mediocrity is almost hopeless. Add to that the fact that developers change their prices [...]

I’ve been on a cruise once in my life. The comedy of errors associated with that vacation is a topic for a personal blog post, but the cruise itself was exciting and awe-inspiring. The sheer size of the ship; the constant flow of food, drink, and frolic; and the bizarre juxtaposition of being isolated at [...]

In the movie Robots, Bigweld tells aspiring inventors “See a need, fill a need.” That’s essentially the way I feel about apps in the iPhone app store: target a need that you see not being met (or not being met as well as YOU think you can meet it), and home in on that like [...]

Tracking usage statistics for your website is critical these days, even for the lowly blogger. Every decent host provides usage tracking tools, even Google has a good free service, but none of those free offerings seem to have any flare. This is where NeoWORX (the self-proclaimed “Web Counter Specialist”) comes in. More than simply tracking [...]

Acey Deucey. Bingo, Bango, Bongo. The Snake. If any of these phrases mean something to you (with the caveat that it has something to do with golf), then you may be in need of GolfMoolah. GolfMoolah takes golf scoring apps deeper into your pocketbook by tracking not just the strokes, but also the results of [...]

Fans of classic rock, rock memoirs, or first-person accounts of free concerts that end in a stabbing should all find something to like in Sam Cutler’s book You Can’t Always Get What You Want. The iPhone app of the same name is basically the book made into a dedicated app. For less than the price [...]

I am not a biker, and some of you may say that disqualifies me from having an opinion on this app. Some of you may even be right, so I won’t try to critique the actual content of Best Biking Roads. Even if I were a biker it would be impossible for me to actually [...]

Painting apps on the iPhone and iPad are practically falling out of trees these days, and it’s no wonder. With their multi-touch screens, vibrant displays, and control options not available on other platforms (using the accelerometer), they are great platforms for drawing on the go. Occupying the hybrid space between drawing apps and visualization apps [...]

The “honey-do” list has been the bane of every husband’s existence since the dawn of chores. High Five Labs has finally brought that evil scourge into the digital age with HoneyDo, a share-able todo list. HoneyDo works just like most other standard task list apps out there: you add tasks and due dates, they show [...]

Before everyone was talking about the antenna problem with the iPhone 4, people were all abuzz about the fact that the iPad didn’t have a camera. “Why in the world would I buy that?” people asked after it was announced, then several billion of us promptly ran out and bought one anyway. We all knew [...]