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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: Sep 01, 2008
Price: Free

Description:
TrackThing Lite is a GPS powered tracker that provides you with near real-time statistics about your current activity. It can be used to track your performance during virtually any outdoor activity. This includes, but not limited to running, hiking, cycling, skiing, climbing, driving, sailing and flying. FEATURES: * Tracks duration, speed, distance travelled, pace, altitude, latitude, longitude and heading for your current activity * Map view shows you where you are and your current heading * Odometer to keep track of distance travelled over multiple trips * Real-time graphs gives you insight about your activity profile, including: speed vs time, speed vs distance, altitude vs distance * Supports metric and imperial units USAGE NOTES: * Designed for use with the iPhone 3G, tracking will be inaccurate with the original iPhone * TrackThing is designed for recreational use only * Do NOT lock your phone during tracking * Reduce screen brightness to ensure maximum battery life while tracking * While tracking, place the device in a location where it has maximum exposure to the sky * GPS signal is most accurate when the GPS symbol is green. If it is orange or red the signal is insufficient for accurate tracking * Heading information is only accurate when the device is moving * Altitude data is only accurate when there is a strong GPS signal View the full article