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BeeJiveIM wraps up eight instant messaging services into a neat little package. It could be the only iPhone chat app you'll ever need.

Tap Tap Dance

Posted 12/04/2008 at 1:00am | by Zack Stern

Brand-name music gives Tap Tap Dance a catchy beat. Too bad the whole game misses this level.

Soul Trapper: Episode One - Ollie Ollie Oxen Free!

Posted 12/03/2008 at 3:10am | by Kevin Kelly

Soul Trapper makes an audiobook interactive, putting you in the story.

1112: Episode 01

Posted 12/03/2008 at 2:36am | by Mike Spitalieri

4

Guide an eccentric antiques dealer through a surreal suburb full of bizarre hipsters... our favorite kind of hipsters.

Yahtzee Adventures

Posted 12/02/2008 at 11:02am | by Zack Stern

Get lucky with a strong iPhone translation of a board game classic.

Blue Defense!

Posted 12/02/2008 at 7:25am | by Mike Spitalieri

2

Blue Defense packs classic arcade shooter fun while turning entire genre on its head.

Streaming Networks iRecord

Posted 12/02/2008 at 3:00am | by Adam Berenstain

If you haven’t noticed, the transition from analog to digital media is almost complete. We’ll lose a few things in the process, but your memories don’t have to be among them.

SplashID

Posted 11/28/2008 at 2:30am | by Rick Broida

Still trying to keep a zillion passwords straight in your head? Or, worse, in an protected memo? Do yourself a favor and stick all your important records in SplashID, a simple and secure password manager.

Charting the Best Graphing Calculators

Posted 11/27/2008 at 2:30am | by Florence Ion

Forgot your Texas Instruments TI-83+ the day of a trigonometry exam? Forget about it. Now you can have an iPhone software calculator nestled safely between Pac-Man and Facebook. We checked out four of the App Store’s best graphing calculators to see how well they helped us solve our problems--our math problems at least.

eWallet

Posted 11/25/2008 at 10:30am | by Susie Ochs

1

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Looking for a way to keep sensitive information stored safely on your iPhone? eWallet can help, as long as you don't mind a whole lot of thumb-typing.