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Category: Social Networking
Released: Aug 30, 2008
Price: $3.99

Description:
Create beautiful electronic postcards on your iPhone. Do you miss Apple's good old iCards? Well, now you can create electronic postcards with the same quality and finesse right on your iPhone.

Main Features:
- Create a postcard by fetching a map of your current location using the iPhone's GPS.
- Create a postcard by taking a picture using the iPhone's built-in camera.
- Create a postcard by picking any picture in your iPhone's Photos album.
- Preview the postcard by rotating the iPhone to landscape mode.
- Save the postcard to your Photos album and use the Photos application to e-mail it to friends and family.
- The next time you sync the postcards you created will end up on your computer.
- Shake the iPhone to reset the application to it's default state.

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Category: Navigation
Released: Aug 30, 2008
Price: $1.99

Description:
US Tide Stations Only - More locations being added soon... Tide Graph uses the harmonic predictions from thousands of US costal stations and presents them in a fun and interactive graph. You can select tide stations by region or let the iPhone list the ones closest to you. You can also get predictions for the future and the past by selecting the date you are interested in. Best of all, your settings are saved so the can see the information you are most interested it simply by launching the application. Tides have a great influence on the lives of boaters, fishermen, surfers, costal communities, marine life, and vacationers just to name a few. Directly or indirectly, the great flow of our massive ocean bodies of water impact the daily lives of everyone on this planet. The cyclical movement of the Earth's tides are caused by a combination of the gravitational forces of the sun and moon as well as the shape of the costal region. Unlike simple tide clocks that you can buy in novelty stores, more accurate tide predictions use special data gathered by instruments located at each tide station. The data from these measurements are used to determine the harmonic components which then fed into the mathematical algorithms which predict tides for the future. The end results are tested for accuracy and adjustments are made as necessary. View the full article