The notebook-on-steroids service Evernote has been steadily growing stronger since its App Store debut. Version 3.0 is the best yet with some extra features that improve its usefulness and stability.
Evernote is designed to keep notes, voice recordings, photos, and web clippings within one app and synced across multiple devices. (…)

Cops and Robbers will have you jumping and speeding your way through alleys and corridors in a mad rush to avoid the cops. There is a lot of fun to be had as you try and leap your way to safety and collect cash. (…)

TapNext joins the crowd of presentation apps by giving you a remote control for PowerPoint, Apple’s Keynote or OpenOffice.org Impress.
TapNext is nothing to shout about in terms of design, but this iPhone app gets the job done. It takes a few steps to get working, but they are pretty user friendly. (…)

Bento is one of the most popular personal organizers for the Mac. Now a new iPhone version is available that syncs with the  popular desktop organizer-on-steroids so you can take all your essential information with you. (…)

TweetMic - If the same old method of typing your tweets through your favorite desktop or iPhone app is becoming mundane, then TweetMic may be the way to liven things up. TweetMic lets you record a voice message for all of your Twitter followers to hear.
TweetMic takes a “more is less” philosophy to designing the app. (…)

We’ve all been there. A great song comes on the radio, but the DJ won’t tell you anything about it. Nabbit tries to solve this by giving the artist and song on nearly 2,500 radio stations. (…)

If broadcasting your daily activities through Twitter and Facebook are not enough social networking for you, then Buddy comes to the rescue. The purpose of Buddy is to connect people based on shared interests.
The free service is angling for a more interactive, real-time user experience. (…)