Reviews of iPhone/iPod Touch Apps

[ericka1]

Application: Snap-A-Note
Price: Free
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch (4th generation), iPad 2 Wi-Fi, and iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G. Requires iOS 3.0 or later
Grade: A
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Incredibly useful app especially if you tend to be forgetful. Follows the theory of Picture Superiority Effect (PSE). By simply tapping your screen, you can instantly take a photo of the item that you need to remember such as a price tag, book cover or wine label, and send the picture you took to your email or your friend’s email.

Photos can be scaled into three different sizes: Small (33.6KB), Medium (81.2KB), and Actual Size (500KB). You can even include a written message/note when you email the photo you took for a better description of the task or item that you or your friend have to do or purchase. Also allows to send your photo note to multiple addresses at once.

[sugaar]

Application: Star Walk
Price: $2.99
Requirements: iPhone 4s/4/3gs/3g, iPod touch 5/4/3

Absolutely in love with Star Walk, probably all stargazers would love it. You just point your iPhone towards the sky and it says what you're looking at!! With the bunch of info and facts about any constellation, star or planet. It has all moon phases and a calendar of celestial events like eclipses and conjunction, so you can always set a reminder for it. All my family loves it sooo much.
Hope you guys enjoy it as well

[dewa]

Application: Asian Recipes - Best Soup Recipes
Price: $1.99
Requirements: iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch
Grade: A

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This application is suitable for those who like Asian cuisine that can be cooked quickly. a variety of recipes and the ingredients that used are also quite easy to find. This application is much better than any other applications, and this application offer you the convenience to the users. The picture is in high resolution, the steps are pretty easy to follow, and the price is quite cheap. It's highly recommended application.

[Varjak]

That seems fairly expensive for an app specializing in soup recipes. The Times did a good survey of recipe apps, and most are either free or $1 for many more recipes. Not to mention great websites like Epicurious.com.