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There have been plenty of tip applications developed for the Android, Blackberry and iPhone/iTouch. About half of these apps are free and most of the rest are just a couple of bucks. I read the introductions to most I could find and downloaded over a dozen of those that I liked best. All the apps has some similarities, such as figuring out what tip to leave, and then the main differences were either...

GolfCard is a great iPhone application for anyone that has an iPhone and likes to golf. This app records scores for all players, has a range finder with maps for over 25,000 courses worldwide, and keeps statistics with a calculated handicap. Range Finder feature (for iPhone 3G and 3GS)-Up to 10 markers per hole-4 Satellite viewing modes (Here, Tee, Fairway and Green)-A table view mode if no satellite...

iDict is a free dictionary and web page translator application for the iPhone and iPod. With the 3GS or 3.0 OS you can now copy and paste text into the translator, or just type in a single word or phrase and the app will give you the translation in the language you select.Using two scroll wheels, which are common on iPhone applications, you choose the language to start with and the language you wish...

Recently, there have been public tussles between companies I used to work for. Apple has blocked Google's Latitude and Voice products from being in the iPhone App Store, for reasons they haven't disclosed, though it is speculated because they compete with built-in applications or carrier plans.The iPhone App Store has gathered so much buzz recently, that it has obscured the underlying effect of the...

Does it bug you to fill up your vehicle with gas then see you could have saved a few dollars by going elsewhere? We complain when we see the same price everywhere (essentially price fixing) but we complain even more when one place rips us off more than everywhere else rips us off.Cheap Gas is a free iPhone application that finds the cheapest gasoline near you. The app has been around for almost...

When I buy a physical book from Amazon, they helpfully offer to sell it second-hand for me:For Kindle editions, there is no First Sale Doctrine, and no physical book for me to resell, but they can make it go away and give me a refund. So how about Amazon learns from its newly-acquired Zappos's 365 day return policy and lets Kindle users return books they don't want? That could justify keeping the...

It is absurd how many passwords we have these days. Email accounts, computers, bank accounts, credit card pin numbers, cell phones, voicemail, facebook, myspace, etc... Sometimes I worry that I will forget an important password just when I really need it. I already get some of them mixed up because they are all different. Apparently it is safer to forget just one at a time than all of them at...

Have you ever had a long boring conversation where you wished for an interruption, a bad date you wish you could get out of, or an uncomfortable situation where a call on your cell phone would be a welcome surprise? Last April a company called Hot Potato launched an iPhone application that can help you out of these kinds of situations.Fake Caller is a fantastic application that lets you set a timer...

When I see what iPhone applications people have downloaded, there always appears to be a theme unique to that individual. My kids like to download game applications (duh) and my wife likes cooking and medical applications. My brother likes applications related to Apple computers and accessories, mortgage tables and Real Estate. A friend's new iPhone 3GS has applications about Social Networking,...

Have you ever counted how many cards you carry in your purse or wallet? I bet it's many! I carry some membership cards that I might only use a couple of times a year. The iPhone (as well the Android, Blackberry and Pre) have helped us replace carrying books and other tools by keeping sophisticated applications on our mobile device. Now there is an iPhone application that might help slim down the...

It surprises me how much mobile devices, like the Android, Blackberry, iPhone and Palm Pre have become such a routine part of people's lives. More than that, the applications associated with them have almost become necessities of life. Most surprisingly is the whole social aspect to cell phones. Loading mobile pictures to social networking sites like facebook, myspace and twitter is common practice....

Units is a great little iPhone application for converting many different types of units of measurement. For example, when you select the Area conversion you can enter a distance in miles and it will show you the equivalent value in nautical miles, yards, feet, inches, kilometers and meters. With this free iPhone application can convert temperature, weight, power, volume, volumetric flow, data storage...

Did you know that an adult body has 206 bones? I say "adult" because infants have up to 350 bones, and many of them fuse together as they grow. Half the bones are located in our hands and feet. How many bones can you identify? With the help of a new iPhone application, Speed Bones MD, you can now become an expert at naming and locating bones in both skeletal systems - the axial skeleton (trunk...

Have you got the appetite for this iPhone application? Air Traffic Controller 4.0 is an exciting app that gets more challenging with each level. There are departures that you must direct to the correct destination, arriving aircraft that you line up with the runway and overflight aircraft that must direct to the correct place on your iPhone screen. You can adjust their routes and speeds, but not...

Planets is a free application that shows you what planets are visible, based on your location and time of day. Obviously when it’s light outside most won’t be visible but it does show where the Sun is, which most of us should be able to figure out. At night your iPhone becomes a planet finder. You can quickly find out how long each planet is visible and where to look in the sky to find it. When...

For those with a quest for more information, useful or otherwise, Wikipanion is another free app the gives you access to Wikipedia. It’s like having an encyclopedia in your pocket – but less painful.Like most free applications there is a bigger brother version, the Wikipanion Plus. A little more expensive that most apps but this full version keeps track of entries that can be stored for easy browsing....

Human beings basically haven’t evolved much in the last 20,000 years but we have learned how to arm ourselves with knowledge at an ever-increasing rate. My iPhone, the 3GS, has 64 times the memory of my first computer, is much faster and in practical terms has an unlimited number of functions and applications. Even if I don’t hold a massive database of information in my cranium I know how to get...

We seem to have gone away from the days of seeking greater HP from our vehicles, and pursuing faster 0-60 times, in favor of getting the greatest distance per tank of fuel. Whether driving a sports car, hybrid or a typical family van, many people calculate how to achieve the best mileage. Some people use paper, calculators, spreadsheets and newer cars even do this automatically. Now there is an...