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Must Have Apps for the iPhone

Still need to get a quick and useful present for your iPhone or iTouch someone on your shopping list? Well consider the two following applications as a possible answer.

Grocery Gadget is an application that does shopping lists - but also sooooo much more. It lets you build shopping lists on your iPhone or via a web site - a neat feature. Go to the site, create a Group name, set up a password and give it an email address and you are on your way to a new level of shopping list management. You, and anyone that you care to give the site credentials to can access your shopping list, or other lists, and can add items. I built three lists - one fpr the library, one for Costco, and one for the weekly food shopping. Now I or my wife can use a web browser to add items to the list. Go to the site, see the video for yourself, and see if you don't agree that this is one neat little application.

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First iPhone WORM released

Well folks, we iPhone users are now part of the mainstream computing crowd - we are vulnerable to viruses and Worms, just like everyone else.

PCWorld has a story about an Australian programmer who has written a WORM for iPhones.

Not to worry though - if you have not jailbroken your phone and only download software from iTunes, you should be safe. I do recommend that you read the article to fully understand the risks of computing.

 

 

 

Free Software - nanoBundle

You read right - free - the all American dream - software - where you ask?

www.macheist.com has scored again this time with a min-bundle, or as they say - a nanoBundle.

This bundle has 5 immediate and one later piece of software available for the asking - the last piece of software is Mariner Write - which will be made available if 500,000 people download the free bundle before the deadline is reached - three days from now - so if you have any interest, zip right over to MacHeist and get your free nanoBundle - what is that? What are the other pieces of free software?

ShoveBox, WriteRoom, Twitterrific, TinyGrab, and Hordes of Orcs.

My favorite is ShoveBox - I'm sure that each of you will have your own - however there is a lot of good software ideas here, and the best part is that all of it is free.

Enjoy