- See what’s happening around you, even if you don’t have a Buzz account
- Receive messages from the people you follow
- Comment on messages and mark them as liked
- Browse all links and images attached to messages
- Manage your followers
- Browse the people following you
- Find new people to follow
- Check the places around you and buzz about them
- Buzz from your phone, publicly or privately

Download Buzzie ($1.99)

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1. WhatTheFont

Price: Free

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2. HTML Colors

Price: $0.99

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3. Color Expert

Price: $9.99

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* Converts your speech to text very accurately
* Offers suggestions for text that wasn’t converted from speech to text properly
* Saves you a lot of time

Cons:

* There is a 30 second time limit for dictation, but you can keep adding more text after every 30 seconds
* Requires you to have an Internet connection
* Doesn’t work well in noisy environments

I’ve been using the Dragon Dictation iPhone app for about a week now and have found it really helpful. I still type with my keyboard sometimes but whenever I need to type an e-mail using this app saves me a lot of time. It really surprised me how accurate this iPhone app was. Check it out by clicking the download link below! Let us know how it works for you

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We’re showing you ours and we encourage you to show us yours. If you discover your own killer iPhone apps, by all means, let us know in comments so we can check them out.

1. Wolfgang’s Concert Vault

Wolfgang’s Concert Vault is an app that provides you with free access to the largest collection of concert recordings in the world. Some of our favorites include The Who, Led Zeppelin, King Crimson, Neil Young, Pink Floyd, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Elvis Costello, and David Bowie. And if those particular artists don’t appeal to you, you’ll find concert recordings by hundreds upon hundreds of other artists.

2. Instapaper

Do you ever come across a Web page you’d like to read later, when you have the time? Sure, you can bookmark those pages, but wouldn’t it be nice if you could somehow save them to your iPhone and read them at your convenience? And wouldn’t it be even nicer if you could read them without Internet access, such as when you’re on an airplane?

We’re happy to inform you that you can if you just download the Instapaper iPhone application from Marco Arment. Then, when you’re surfing the Web on your Mac, PC, or iPhone and see a page you want to read later, select the special Instapaper Read Later bookmarklet. From then on, you can read the page whenever you choose with the Instapaper iPhone app.

3. reQall

reQall is much more than just an iPhone app. It’s a complete and feature packed system that captures information that’s important to you and makes it easy for you to remember that info at the appropriate time.
The cool part is the unique way reQall works. You speak to the reQall application. Then and after a short time, your words are converted into text and sent to you by e-mail, text message, or instant message (or any combination of those three) as well as saved right in the reQall iPhone app.

4. Now Playing

We like movies, so we both use the Now Playing app a lot. Feed it your zip code, and then browse local theatres by movie, showtime, rating, or by distance from your current location. Another nice feature is the ability to buy tickets to most movies from your iPhone with just a few additional taps.

5. Pandora Radio

We’ve long been fans of Pandora on the computer. So we’re practically delirious that this custom Internet radio service is available gratis on the iPhone. It works on the iPhone in much the same way it does on a PC or a Mac. You type the name of a favorite musician or song title and Pandora creates an instant personalized radio station with selections that exemplify the style you chose.
Tapping QuickMix plays musical selections across all your stations. Tapping New Station, at the bottom of the screen, brings up the iPhone keyboard so that you can add a new station built around an artist, song title, or composer. You can also select from stations Pandora has packaged together around a particular genre.

6. Amazon Kindle

The folks over at Amazon made a splash with the company’s Kindle electronic readers. (When it comes to introducing high-profile products, we think the folks at Apple know a little something about making a splash too.) But although Ed is a fan of the Kindle reader, even he thinks they’re expensive — $359 on up at the time this book was in production.

Kindle for the iPhone, on the other hand, is perfectly free, though of course you’re still on the hook for buying electronic versions of books. You can do that from a PC or a Mac and wirelessly transfer them to the Kindle app. Or within the app, you can tap Get Books, which transports you to Safari on the iPhone. And from there you can purchase titles in the online Kindle Store. E-books for Kindle are deeply discounted compared to their physical counterparts; most new release bestsellers cost just $9.99.

7. Remote

Leave it to Apple to come up with one of the coolest iPhone apps money can’t buy (because it’s free). It’s called  Remote, and it lets you control music playing in iTunes on your computer, Apple TV, or AirPort Express.
With Remote, you can use your iPhone to do almost everything you can do in iTunes: Play, pause, skip, shuffle, search, or browse your iTunes library.

Better yet, you can perform these actions from anywhere in your house that has Wi-Fi. Remote is free, but it does require a couple of basics: a computer running  Apple’s iTunes software and a Wi-Fi network.

8. WhitePages Mobile

Yea, yea, we know: Plenty of phone directories are on the Internet. But WhitePages Mobile is an incredibly handy resource for finding home and business numbers on the fly or doing a reverse phone lookup (you have the number but have no clue whose number it is).

9. Shazam

Ever heard a song on the radio or television, in a store, or at a club, and wondered what it was called or who was singing it? With the Shazam app, you may never wonder again. Just launch Shazam and point your iPhone’s microphone at the source of the music. In a few seconds, the song title and artist’s name magically appear on your iPhone screen.

10. Skype

You’re probably thinking, “Why in goodness’ sake do you need an app that makes phone calls when you’re already carrying a cell phone?” Well, Skype calls are routed over the Internet through what geeks refer to as VOIP (Voice-over Internet Protocol). And if you frequently call friends, colleagues, or relatives who are overseas, you can save money by not paying AT&T’s lofty international rates. As with Skype on a PC or a Mac, direct calls made to other Skype members are free, and you can also instant message them. Through Skype, you can also call landline or mobile phones in the United States and around the world at low rates while not exhausting your monthly AT&T allowance.

The biggest drawback to be aware of: You must have access to Wi-Fi to make kype calls. Forbidding Skype calls over the 3G network is a restriction that we assume keeps AT&T somewhat satisfied.

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More importantly, there’s a new, free version of the iPhone’s software, called iPhone 3.0. it adds all kinds of new features people have been pining for: Copy and Paste, a whole-phone Search, picture and video messaging, an audio recorder, wireless Bluetooth stereo music, “shake to shuffle” (to play a different random song), Design and develop your Apps for iphone and so on.
iPhone at work might not be such a bad idea, so I have collected few more important iphone apps that must be good at your work.

Best App for Font Fanatics

1. Best App for Font Fanatics

Are you a graphic designer? Do you know the difference between a font and a typeface? Do your eyes light up when conversations turn to ems, kerning, and baseline grids? If you answered yes to these questions, then The Typography Manual for the iPhone and iPod Touch is for you!

2. Honorable Mention

Quick! Name that font! As if you didn’t already know, WhatTheFont will tell you that the title of the Best iPhone Apps book is set in Myriad Pro. No kidding: Snap a photo of a typeface, pass it to WhatTheFont, and the app lists the most likely fonts, along with links to buy the typefaces (the app is made by a font retailer). Designers, font fans, and the morbidly curious will find WhatTheFont super-handy. The rest of us can simply marvel.

Best App for Syncing and Sharing Files

3. Dropbox

Dropbox offers quick access to the latest version of important or shared files. The app talks to getdropbox.com, a service for syncing files among multiple computers—perfect for folks who scramble between home, work, and laptop computers or who collaborate with a team. Add or edit a file in your special Dropbox folder on one computer, and the file updates automatically on the rest, including your iPhone, so you’re always up to date.

Best App for Sending Faxes

4. FinarX Fax For iPhone

The first real fax software for the iPhone – you can send faxes with your iPhone.Like from fax machine to fax machine you can now fax text documents, photographs and other documents with your iPhone to any fax machine – choose a photo from your cameraroll or make a new photo with your iPhone camera from any original

Best App for Shutting Out Noise

5. SoundCurtain: FutureAcoustic

Noise buster: Plug a microphone into your iPhone or iPod Touch (the standard iPhone headphones work just fine), and SoundCurtain plays one of five audio themes, adjusting the levels to compensate for surrounding noise. The “Rain Masker” theme is especially soothing, but you can choose from other sounds, including two that play new-agey harmonic tunes. Tap the screen to call up settings to adjust sound level and sensitivity.

6. Honorable Mention:

Ambiance: Urban Apps

Unlike SoundCurtain, Ambiance doesn’t respond to the surrounding environment. Instead it simply provides a big, big collection of calming sounds to drown out the clamor around you. Think iTunes for zen audio. The app comes loaded with three sounds—rain, wind chimes, and loon calls—and you can download more from a free library of hundreds of tension-melting clips. Make a mix of sounds, play them in loops, or set a timer to stop—after you fall asleep, for example.

Best App for Reaching a Human Being

7. Dial Zero: Next Mobile Web

Live and in person: Tap the name of a company to get its customer-service number along with instructions for sidestepping the answering system. Tap the number to dial. The app also includes “tips” from other callers, a good idea that unfortunately disintegrates under the pressure of human nature. While the comments are occasionally useful, most are rants about the specific company or adolescent pull-my-finger graffiti.

Best App for Working Your Rolodex

8. Groups: Guided Ways Technologies

Groups takes contacts group management to a totally different level. With a highly innovative user interface, you get to manage your contacts the iPhone way; drag them, drop them or trash them. As they say, “a Drag & Drop is worth a thousand operations”…

Best App for Typing Faster

9. TextExpander: SmileOnMyMac

With TextExpander touch, you can type faster on your iPhone or iPod touch using short abbreviations that expand into long snippets. Compose notes and send them directly to Mail and Twitter clients, or use them in other apps on your iPhone via copy-and-paste.

Best App for Tracking Conversations

10. Contacts Journal: zaal

Contacts Journal is a revolutionary approach to organizing your personal and professional relationships. Fully integrated with your iPhone Contacts, Contacts Journal is the first app that lets you keep person-by-person records of past interactions, upcoming events/reminders and favors. It’s like having a diary, a to-do list and a favors list for each person, all in one app.

11. iThoughts: CMS

iThoughts is a mind mapping tool that runs on your iPod Touch or iPhone. It enables you to create, view, edit, upload and download mind maps in Freemind, MindManager, Novamind and OPML compatible file formats. It can be purchased from the Apple iTunes ‘AppStore’ for £4.99

12. Outliner: CarbonFin

Outstanding outlines: Create an outline of topics and subtopics. Tap one of the + icons in the dock to add an item at the same level as the selected topic, or to create a subtopic. Move a topic in the outline by tapping the four-point compass arrow; you can indent, outdent, or move it higher or lower in the list. Tap the blue arrow for an item to edit it, add a note, or turn the item into a task for your to-do list.

Best App for Cheap International Calls

13. Call Global App

Most mobile phone plans offer free national calls, but woe to your wallet when dialing abroad. Call Global sidesteps the international intrigue by routing calls through its discount network, available everywhere. Unlike Skype, which requires WiFi, the app does its work over regular phone networks. It’s a slick interface for a familiar concept: The calling card. Calls go through a toll-free number, charging your account just pennies per minute.

Best App for Documents on the Go

14. ReaddleDocs

ReaddleDocs is the Rolls Royce of document portfolios. Lots of other apps (including Quickoffice and Evernote) let you share, store, and browse files, but this app offers the cleverest mix of methods to spirit files on and off your iPhone. It talks to most online storage services (like MobileMe or Box.net), downloads from websites, exchanges with computers on the same network, and lets you email files back and forth.

Best App for Tracking Packages

15. Delivery Status Touch: Junecloud

Who knew tracking deliveries could be so classy? This stylish, efficient app tracks packages from over 40 stores and delivery services, even mapping your package’s current-ish location. Set up a free account at the app’s website to sync tracking info; once done, you can paste or bookmark tracking numbers from your computer instead of tapping them into your iPhone.

Best App for Desktop Remote Access

16. Jaadu VNC: Jugaari

Jaadu puts your entire desktop on your iPhone or iPod Touch, working your computer when it’s on the same WiFi network—or across the Internet, with a bit of network know-how. After some modest setup on your computer (it’s a snap on Macs, slightly more involved on PCs), you can do anything from your iPhone that you could at your keyboard. It’s pricey, but it buys complete access to your computer from anywhere in the world.

Best App for Taking Notes

17. Evernote

Evernote for iPhone lets you create notes, snap photos, and record voice memos that you can then access any time — from your iPhone, computer, or the web.

Best Remote Control

18. Air Mouse Pro: RPA Tech

Turn your iPhone or iPod Touch into a mouse, keyboard, and remote control for your PC or Mac, a boon for stage-stalking presenters or couch-happy movie watchers. Along with free software that you install on your WiFi-connected computer, Air Mouse Pro steers the cursor like a laser pointer or trackpad; its keyboard does the typing. The app morphs based on what’s onscreen, so you get playback controls when you use iTunes, for example.

Best App for Tracking Time

19. Jobs: Bjango

Time is money, especially if you’re a freelance designer or an hour-tallying lawyer. When you need exact counts of billable hours—or just want to track how you spend your time—Jobs watches the clock for you. Add all your projects to the app, and run the stopwatch for a job while you’re working on it. When you’re ready to send a bill, email yourself the timesheet info in one of several formats to whip up your invoice.

Best App for Free and Cheap Calls

20. Skype Software

Put Skype’s popular Internet phone calling service on your iPhone to make free or dirt-cheap calls to anyone in the world when you’re connected to a WiFi network. Skype calls don’t count against your regular cellphone minutes, so you can stretch your phone time at very little cost. Call other Skype users for free, or dial regular phones for a modest fee. Turn your iPod Touch into a phone, too, with a microphone headset.

Best App for Editing Office Documents

21. Quickoffice Mobile Office Suite

Edit Microsoft Word and Excel files—and view a slew of other file types—with this capable suite for editing and sharing documents. It’s actually three apps in one, or you can buy them one at a time.

Best App for Remembering Stuff

22. reQall-QTech

Turn your iPhone into an unfailing executive assistant, ready to remind you of calendar items, notes, and todos. It’s almost magic: Say, “Meet Rich at 4:30 pm tomorrow,” and reQall transcribes the text, creates a to-do, adds an event to your calendar, and sends you a reminder before the meeting. It’s like an outboard memory for the overloaded modern mind. The app requires a free account at reqall.com.

Best App for Tracking Big Goals

23. Goal Tender: Roobasoft

Don’t let the small things you’ve gotta do today make you forget your grand plans for tomorrow. Goal Tender is a little app about the big picture, a tidy complement to the nitty-gritty task manager apps. Tap in the goal to accomplish, and watch the progress bar surge as you wind your way to completion. The app optionally stores your goals online, too, letting you see them in your Outlook 2007, iCal, or Google calendar.

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1. Best iPhone apps for the road

Stuck in the airport after missing a connecting flight? There’s an app for that, as the people at Apple like to say. In truth, there’s an iPhone application for just about everything these days, especially travel. We’ve rounded up some of the best trip-friendly apps, from electronic postcards to where to find cheap gas. And don’t forget to turn off data roaming before you hit the road so you’re not whacked with some nasty surcharges when you get back. Unfortunately, there’s no app for that.

2. Taxi!

There are a multitude of taxi apps out there, but what’s nice about this one is that all the listings in the system have been prescreened for reliability. Opening the app launches a comprehensive list of local services, with details on whether the companies accept credit cards or are cash only. Touching the listing allows you to call the company straight from the app.

3.CurCon Currency Converter

If converting exchange rates in your head has you constantly misplacing decimal points, let this application take away the guesswork. Under the settings tab, choose from three layouts. The first is a simple converter that gives the direct currency-to-currency exchange value using easy-to-thumb-through dials. The second is similar to the first, but you choose the currency before seeing the rates. The third allows you to create a customizable list of currencies to compare multiple rates at one time.

4.Next Flight

If you’re the type of traveler who makes every connection, always has perfect weather, and your flights never get canceled, read on. For the rest of us, there’s this handy app. If you’ve missed a flight, enter where you are, where you want to go, and the date and this application compiles a list of all upcoming departures. Are frequent flier miles dictating your itinerary? You can filter the list by airline.

5.SodaSnap

Easy to use and sleek in its design, SodaSnap lets you turn any photo from your iPhone into an electronic postcard. Either take a photo once the application launches or choose from your phone’s library, then enter a personal message, the e-mail addresses for the recipients, and hit ‘‘Send.’’ The app also delivers a copy of the sent postcard to your inbox.

6.The Weather Channel

Although the weather app that comes standard with the iPhone is fine for answering questions like ‘‘Do I need a jacket?’’ the Weather Channel’s application raises the bar when it comes to total coverage. Get up-to-the minute Doppler radar precipitation maps, video of the local forecast, severe weather alerts, and toggle between the 36-hour, 10-day, and hourly forecasts.

7.Shazam

Probably one of the most satisfying applications out there, Shazam, once launched, will ‘‘listen’’ to a portion of a song and determine the title and artist. It’s perfect for any situation, but particularly gratifying while traveling if cultural absorption is your modus operandi. As a bonus, the app saves your searches and can be linked up with iTunes, allowing you to make that ‘‘Land Down Under 2009’’ mix once you get home.

8.FlightTrack

Enter the name of the airline and the flight number to keep tabs on when the rest of your party is arriving or even to track your own route in this no-fuss app. The map view provides satellite weather, which helps to explain why the captain just turned on the ‘‘Fasten Seatbelts’’ sign.

9.SitOrSquat

Gotta go? SitOrSquat uses your phone’s location to pinpoint the nearest bathrooms, complete with photos and user ratings. You can even report from the field (so to speak) and add your own lavatory finds. Worried the day’s adventures will leave you stranded? Search the area ahead of time by entering your proposed location so you can plan before you have to go.

10.LocalEats

If avoiding the same old chains is part of the itinerary, then keep LocalEats on the tip of your finger. From the makers of the US dining guide ‘‘Where the Locals Eat,’’ the app compiles a list of nearby restaurants, cafes, and other loved-by-the-natives eateries in 50 cities across the country, so you can discover some local gems and stop eating meals that come with a toy.

11.Gas Buddy

One of the best gas station locator apps we’ve seen, Gas Buddy assembles a list of the closest (and cheapest) stations. It allows you to launch directions in the iPhone’s standard map app so you can utilize the turn-by-turn directions — especially handy if you’re driving on fumes and can’t afford to get lost.

12.Yelp

The popular online site Yelp gets the app treatment and it’s just as useful and accessible in its hand-held form. Packed with user reviews and photos of everything from restaurants and bars to bike shops and pharmacies, it’s a street-savvy way to get a snapshot of an area. Use the ‘‘Feed’’ function for up-to-the-minute reviews, events postings, tips, and more.

13.Babelingo

Knock down the language barrier with this app, which includes useful phrases in 10 languages, including Hindi, Japanese, Czech, and German. Need to ask for a doctor in China? Find a hotel room in Russia? The app can write the question phonetically (for select languages) as well as in the native alphabet if you would rather show than tell.

14.Getting Around

Worth downloading is a map of the city’s public transportation system. There are endless options, but we’ve found London Tube Subway (99 cents), San Francisco’s iBart (free), and New York’s CityTransit ($2.99) to be among the best for their respective locations. There are many more (and for countless cities) available. The key to finding one that works for you is to download it before you go so you’re familiar with the interface by the time you need to use it.

Reference: www.boston.com

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And below we have compiled a list of essential iPhone plugins for WordPress.

1. WPTouch iPhone plugin

With a single click, WPtouch transforms your WordPress blog into an iPhone application-style theme, complete with ajax loading articles and effects, when viewed from an iPhone, iPod touch, Android or BlackBerry touch mobile device.

2. iPhone Webclip Manager

iPhone Webclip Manager plugin allows you to make a custom icon for your WordPress site

3. Iphoneize my Feed

Iphoneize my Feed plugin allows you to create an iPhone-optimized WordPress RSS feed, featuring an icon of your choice.

4. Smart Youtube

Smart Youtube is a WordPress Youtube plugin that allows you to easily insert Youtube videos/playlists into your post, comments and in your RSS feed. The plugin is designed to be small and fast and not use any external resources.

5. iPhone Google Map Tracking

iPhone Google Map Tracking plugin enables you to add your geolocation to your posts using your iPhone’s GPS feature and GMaps.

6. WordPress PDA & iPhone

WordPress PDA plugin enables the wordpress blog viewable for PDA and iPhone browsers. It is really simple plugin which detects the browser agent and loads a simple theme on fly. The plugin comes with a theme folder which acts like normal theme with all the functionality of wordpress theme.

7. WordPress for iPhone 2

8. iWPhone WordPress Plugin and Theme Version 0.1.2

The iWPhone WordPress Plugin and Theme automatically reformats your blog’s content for optimized viewing on Apple’s iPhone and iPod touch. It detects the iPhone/iPod touch’s User Agent and serves up the content with the special theme only to iPhone and iPod touch visitors, all other browsers will view your WordPress blog with your current theme.

9. iPhone / Mobile Admin

Mobile Admin adapts the WordPress admin UI to be more friendly to mobile devices, specifically phones.
The iPhone / iPod Touch browser was the first target, but most other mobile browsers are supported at a basic level, and plugins can be used to customize for specific browsers where desired.

10. iWPhone: WordPress plugin renders for iPhone

11. WP viewMobile

A decent plugin to optimize your site’s look and feel for mobile websites.

12. Mobilize by Mippin wordpress plugin

The Mobilize by Mippin WordPress Plugin is a configuration free add on. Once installed any cell phone accessing your URL will be redirected to the Mippin rendering of your blog. Mippin renders perfectly for every cell phone type. Even the iPhone renders your blog better and faster than going to the direct PC URL.

13. Wapple Architect Mobile Plugin for WordPress

Wapple Architect Mobile Plugin for WordPress is a plugin that allows you to mobilize your blog in minutes.

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How To: Create Free Ringtones For Your iPhone

Don’t you love paying for ringtones of songs you have already purchased? Yeah, me neither. That is why I have discovered multiple methods for creating free ringtones. Some methods are simpler than others, although some are more customizable too. Check this article out and find out for yourself what method is right for you!

Here I have collect Free iphone apps for creating Ring tones.

1. iRinger

Free iphone Ringtone Maker Software. It allows any iPhone user to customize their iphone ringtones.

2. ToneShop: Free iPhone ringtones maker (Windows).

3. imTOO: iPhone Ringtone Maker for Mac.

4. Xilisoft: iPhone Ringtone Maker for MAC

5. Garage Band: Create free iPhone ringtones using Mac.

6. Fission: Create iPhone ringtones.

Using Fission, you can crop audio down to your desired snippet, fade the ends in and out and save all in just a few clicks. Add the files to any phone that accepts MP3 or AAC audio files for ringtones.

7. Free iPhone ringtones web app

Create FREE iPhone ringtones using iTunes 8

Remember those good, old days when creating an iPhone ringtone was as easy as renaming a song in your iTunes library to a “.m4r” extension and then syncing it back with your iPhone? No? Well, trust us when we say that iPhone ringtones were never easier (or free-er) to create. Read More….

Create FREE iPhone ringtones using iRinger

Don’t like the ringtones on your iPhone? Make your own… for free! Yes, the iTunes store will very graciously sell you a 30 second snip of a song that you probably already own for a mere .99 – 1.99, but why? Why would you pay for a snippet of a song that you paid for already? Read More…

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