Stephen Bronstein

This takes much better HDR pics than the built-in HRD function. It does require that you hold the camera steady for long enough to get two pics.

This was ok, I wouldn't say it was worth $5

This does definitely speed up the process of adding new calendar items.

I was surprised to find that Paypal did a really good job with this app. You can easily pay people and see transactions, and it notifies whenever there is a new transaction (something I'd love to have for my other accounts). There's also a bunch of other functionality including a 'split the bill' feature.

There is the small problem of the security hole that was just announced. But that either was fixed via an update or will be soon.

I really like Nozbe, they have great GTD-oriented iPhone and iPad apps as well as a great web interface. So it is all sync'd in the cloud all the time. The other options for the Mac plus iOS require local sync'ing over wifi or other weird stuff like that. What's so hard about sync'ing in the cloud people?

The one and only program for good TiltShift pics on the iphone.

This does a very impressive job of creating the equiv of a scanned page from an iphone pic.

definitely helpful for basic manipulations. and the price is right.

This usually can't find the plan I want to identify in its db. I guess this is b/c the db is UK-centric?

This is pretty useful if you are in one of the airports for which it has maps. Although interface is a bit confusing.

They did a good job with this app, but no point in downloading it now that the festival is past.

It does what you would expect the OpenTable app to do.

Groupme is great for music festivals, bachelor parties, or any other event where you have a number of people who may get separated but want to be able to keep track of where everyone else is.

I want to like SCVNGR but I'm still trying to figure out the point. It's different from foursquare how exactly?

I am currently using this app with the Digifit Connect and my heart rate monitor and foot pod to track my runs. Tracking heart rate is great and really useful. The previous version of the app wasn't super-stable on the iPhone 4 but they seem to have resolved most of the issues in this version. This is the first version with GPS and the first couple of times I used it I got endless messages about GPS accuracy not being high enough, but now that it is set to use GPS even if it is only accurate to 100 meters, it is fine (and of course it then accurately maps my runs to say a meter).

Useful if you fly American alot...also has some particularly cool features however such as the interface for taking a picture of where you parked.

I'm a huge fan of rdio overall and their iPhone client is definitely a key part of the experience.

This app is the fastest one I've tried for inputting meals for tracking what you eat (also was accurately recommended as such in the iTunes reviews).