If you often need to send emails to more than a few people in your contacts list at the same time, then Javid Alimohideen’s Mail2Group fills a gaping hole between iPhone Mail and Contacts.
Mail2Group is an adjunct to the iPhone’s native email app. You can organize your contacts into groups and manage your groups in a variety of ways. (…)

GottaDash-Premium Fake Caller is the fake call app by developer Chillingo Ltd. GottaDash offers simple and easy-to-use functions and unlike some other fake-call apps like Wingman or Exit Strategy, GottaDash lets you customize your calls with several selections. (…)

Editing documents has been one of the major holes in the iPhone experience. While the e-mail and other apps give a solid performance in letting one view and send files, the ability to manipulate them has been lacking.
Enter iSpreadsheet, the first app that allows you to actually create and save spreadsheets. (…)

The beamMe app is a fast, easy way to share your contact information with a friend or colleague. It is an offering from rmbrME, which promotes the app as a way to boost your sales and connections through the quick ability to share your contact.
It is easy to set up your information and then either text or e-mail your vCard. (…)

The strength of Fliq lies in its relative ease-of-use for transferring contacts and photos. Plus it is free, unlike the paid version of Handshake. With just a couple of taps you can send out photos from your collection along with your contact information.
Once you open the program, you get a list of others who are running Fliq. (…)

In business the handshake often comes with a business card. The makers of the Handshake app hope to put the entire process on your iPhone. The app — there is a free and paid version — gives you the ability to send contact information (yours or someone from your contact list) or photos. (…)

iPhone has created a tremendous platform for developers to create apps that are fun, useful or just plain entertaining. Occasionally, there is an application that underwhelms even the most loyal iPhone enthusiasts. This week it’s called Nameo. Nameo is a new app that is supposed to help iPhone users exchange virtual business cards. (…)

Several apps on the iPhone (for example datacase) allow you to view spreadsheets, but none — up until now — actually let you create your own spreadsheet on the iPhone. London based SoftTalk, an enterprise software company that started in 1994, has the honor of being the first company to fill that void. (…)