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Appigo Notebook differentiates itself from the competition by offering tight integration with Todo, a task management app also by Appigo. It also offers numerous formatting options, the ability to sync notes with a free online service, full text searching, the ability to create multiple notebooks, and more.

via Appigo Notebook – Productivity,Reviews – 148Apps – iPhone App and Game Reviews and News .

TextGuru is the only editor for the iPhone with full copy and paste support, landscape editing, HTML editing and preview, full-fledged in-text file search and Spotlight®-like file search throughout all your text documents, and iPhone-to-iPhone file sharing. Now, there’s more!

The new version of TextGuru adds a bunch of highly requested features to an already impressive feature-set, now you can browse the web and download any supported file directly to your device; and with full FTP support, you will be able to download files from your FTP servers, and make changes to your websites on-the-go using our award-winning editing interface.

via Brancipater Software Blog .

After trying out so many note-taking and text editing applications for my iPhone 3G, I thought it would be interesting to do a comparison of them.  Text editors are incredibly important to writers.

via Stupid Blog Name » Battle of the iPhone note-taking apps.

It’s one thing to get your iPhone App reviewed, but which review sites have the most traffic? Here is a ranking of the iPhone App Review sites using Compete.com for unique monthly users.

The top 5 sites reviewing iPhone Apps are general sites that review lots of categories and have lots of content, and iPhone App reviews are just one small category of many. The next batch are specialists in iPhones and sometimes apps for other smart phones like Android. The bottom of the list are either just getting started or are not yet serious, but we will check back on them soon.

Please leave a comment if you know of a good iPhone App review site that we missed.

Review Site — Compete Monthly Users

1. cnet.com — 12,565,147
2. wired.com — 3,521,174
3. gizmodo.com — 2,340,924
4. mashable.com — 1,345,283
5. arstechnica.com — 1,211,180
6. theappleblog.com — 170,320
7. appcraver.com — 117,530
8. appshopper.com — 58,191
9. iphonealley.com — 51,511
10. iusethis.com — 40,788
11. 148apps.com — 33,874
12. appletell.com — 29,378
13. appleiphoneschool.com — 27,057
14. apptism.com — 24,459
15. appvee.com — 19,038
16. whatsoniphone.com — 12,551
17. iphonetoolbox.com — 12,284
18. iphoneappreviews.net — 7,073
19. ifones.com — 5,673
20. iphoneapppodcast.com — 4,091
21. iappcat.com — 3,919
22. appbeacon.com — 3,813
23. iphonesinrtp.com — 1,222
24. iphoneappindex.com — no data
25. iphoneappreview.com — no data

One of the comments pointed out iphonetunes.net which is dedicated to iphone news and reviews. Here is the link.

iPhonetunes | Your daily tunes of iPhone news.

Keep your notes in one place

Note taking software provides an easy way to store different information in one place and quickly access it. You can easily access quick notes, web urls, emails, phone messages, addresses, passwords and more. No need to clutter you desk or PC with paper sticky notes or search through folders and files on your PC.

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This is the top-ranked Apple-focused iphone review site, with 170,320 monthly unique visitors according to Compete.com

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Looking for the best iPhone® and iPod Touch® Apps but tired of seeing the same lists over and over?

AppBeacon is your personal App discovery engine for the iPhone.

via AppBeacon – iPhone & iPod Touch Apps Discovery Made Easy.

iAppCat – Apple iPhone & iPod Touch Applications, Installer Source Repositories.

About AppShopper

Track the newest apps, updates and price changes here at AppShopper.

App Shopper: iPhone Apps, Deals and Discovery.

Currently tracking 18,490 iPhone Apps

Currently tracking 18,490 iPhone Apps

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About iPhones in RTP

Apple iPhone, iPod, news, links and meetups in Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill. Research Triangle Park about web apps, SDK, applications, hacks, installers, and 3rd party apps.

via iPhone App news, reviews and videos.

iPhone Approll: Your directory of iPhone software and applications – CNET Reviews.

iPhone App Reviews.

Visually iSticky is a gem. It has a clutter-free crisp white background. And there are five pastel colored stickies to choose from when making your notes. iSticky is definitely pretty darn easy to use. Functionally, you may drag and drop the notes all over the display anywhere you like. And, even with a lot of information on my stickies, iSticky feels fairly stable.

via iSticky Sticks With the Facts – iPhone Apps | AppCraver.

There are almost as many note-taking apps in the App Store as there are fart apps. So, when a new note taker comes along, it has to be really special to stand out, and I don’t mean in a stinky way. ActiveNotes, from morbiuslabs, has a couple of features other note takers don’t have, but it’s still nothing special.

via ActiveNotes Has Some Unique Features but It’s Nothing Special – iPhone Apps | AppCraver.

Pinboard is a productivity app that lets you make notes on a virtual pinboard and drag them around the screen to arrange any way you choose. Using it is not mentally taxing and learning to maneuver around in the app isn’t terribly difficult either.

via Pinboard Keeps Track of Notes Using a Familiar Interface – iPhone Apps | AppCraver.

AppCraver is a website that is obsessively dedicated to iPhone applications and to the emerging iPhone app economy. We believe that iPhone 2.0 is the beginning of something big – something as important as the desktop in 1991, or the Internet in 1995. While mobile computing has always been talked about as a possible new frontier, history will remember 2008 as the year the tide finally changed and the app — and the internet — moved into the cell phone.

AppCraver | iPhone Apps: iPhone Application Reviews, iPod touch Apps, iPhone Troubleshooting, and News.

We’ve gathered up over 70 apps that will help you stay in touch with just about anyone, whether they are across the world or using the same Wi-Fi hotspot as you. Oh, and did we mention that all of these are 100% free? What isn’t to love?

via 70+ Free iPhone Apps for Social Media Mavens.

iPhone 2.0 Apps – Social Networking Comparison Chart

via iPhone 2.0 Apps – Social Networking Comparison Chart.

Trunk is a different way approach to note-taking software for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Instead of lists of notes create and edit notes as though they were web pages. Link notes together, format them using a simple formatting system called Markdown and quickly find your notes by searching titles or content.

via Trunk – personal wiki software for the iPhone and iPod Touch – iPhone App Index.

iPhone App Index

Where iPhone App Developers Show Off Their Work

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iPhone Application and Game Reviews and News

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Simplenote. The easy-to-use, syncable, searchable notes application for iPhone and iPod Touch.

Sync your notes

Simplenote is now web syncable. Included with the iPhone/iPod Touch app is access to the web version of Simplenote. Learn more >

Search is easy

Begin typing any search term and the list of notes will narrow down as you type, letting you find what you're looking for instantly. Learn more >

Type more with the website

Included in your purchase of Simplenote is the web app. It's a full-fledged web version of Simplenote with the same search and sync features. Learn more >

Write in landscape mode

Take advantage of the larger keyboard in landscape mode.

Email notes

Have a note you'd like to share with somebody? Now you can email any note you'd like.

via Simplenote – Easy-to-use, syncable, searchable notes for iPhone.

Simplenote, a new app for the iPhone, is like having a notepad in your pocket.  A very simple, one goal oriented app, take notes.  It works exactly like it should with only two buttons, one to delete your note and one to save it.

Simplenote also has a search function in case your notes queue is overflowing with reminders.  The app takes a little time to get acquainted with. Start the app up and you are presented with a blank page and a QWERTY keyboard.  The keys are small but with the use of a stylus that is easily overcome.  Tapping on the screen in certain places doesn’t do what you would expect such as when creating a new note, tapping a blank area below your list of notes that have already been made do not allow you to start something new. Instead, you type your title into the search bar and press ‘return.’ The result is a new note with a big, fresh page for typing.  You can use the search bar to find previous notes by just beginning to type, the most relevant search results appear, listing the most recently saved notes first.  There are not a lot of fancy options in this app, but it does what it’s designed to do.

via Easy Note Taking On iPhone with Simplenote | Apple iPhone App Reviews | iFones.com.

iFones.com was created to bring you the latest reviews for Apple iPhone apps created with the iPhone SDK as well as the latest 24/7 news for the Apple iPhone.

Expect to see frequent indepth reviews and commentary on SDK development and applications with general Apple iPhone Reviews as well.

via Apple iPhone App Reviews | iFones.com.

Reviews | iPhone Alley.

About Appletell

More than just “one more” Apple news site, Appletell covers your addiction to the Macintosh, iPhone, iPod, AppleTV, or any combination thereof. We’re not just Apple Fanboys, the team is composed of new and seasoned users out to make the most of Apple products in our personal and professional lives, and we’re more than happy to share our expertise. Our staff provides commentary, reviews, event coverage, interviews, and how-to articles on everything stamped with the Apple logo.

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iPhone App Reviews

Honest reviews of the latest, greatest, and lamest iPhone apps

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You have worked hard on your app. Apple has given it the green light. Soon, you'll be selling it through App Store. What's the best way to get the word out and get some Web coverage? You might be tempted to just throw together a quick message with an App Store URL and a promo code and shoot that off to the major tech sites. Speaking as someone whose inbox is regularly flooded with haphazard announcements, let me suggest a few points about crafting that e-mail. Here are six ways you can better promote your application.

via Infinite Loop – Ars Technica.

What Does iPhone Toolbox Do?

We collect the best iphone resources including wallpaper, icons, iphone applications, and news for iPhone fans. iPhone Toolbox is updated daily as well

via iPhone ToolBox – Daily the Best iPhone Resources.

There are a total of 552 different apps in the iPhone App Store right now. We're going to do live impressions of the best ones (and some really, really lousy ones if they're interesting enough).

via IPhone Apps: iPhone App Review Marathon Liveblog.

App directory – Gizmodo.

iPhone App Podcast is a video review website of popular and upcoming iPhone & iPod Touch Applications. We hold one of the top technology podcast positions in iTunes with over 6500 subscribers and growing. Get the reviews for free in iTunes to watch on your computer, iPhone, Touch or AppleTV.

via iPhone App Review Podcast – Over 250 Video App Reviews.

Apps for the iPhone are as important to some as the phone itself. Referred to as the, ” Mac Micro,” it's become (despite flaws) a jack-of-all trades device that consumers, business users, and enthusiasts all crave. Check out a list of the best iPhone app review sites, after the jump.

via The Best iPhone App Review Sites – AppScout.

We are here to teach you all about the Apple iPhone. Everything from how standard applications work to App Store applications to Installer applications. You can also learn about jailbreaking, hacking, modding and unlocking your iPhone. Founded in September of 2007, we continue to see an increase in popularity of both the iPhone and AppleiPhoneSchool.com. Our goal is to help you get the most out of your iPhone and we strive to do so through application reviews, video tutorials and demos, forums, live chat and video podcasts.

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AppVee is a mobile obsessed, San Francisco based company. Seeing the explosive potential of mobile platforms in the recent years, we knew that we had a revolution on our hands. At present, we have two divisions:

AppVee.com is our iPhone obsessed arm. The iPhone has single-handedly changed the way we think about mobile computing. With this explosion, though, comes a tidal wave of developers and applications.

With nearly 6,000 iPhone applications released just months after the launch of the iPhone(tm) App Store, it is getting nearly impossible to keep up. Should I spend money on this app? Is that app even worth downloading? How do I find must-have applications when hundreds are released every week? Its a frustrating experience, with no easy solution until now.

AppVee.com is the largest and most extensive resource for professional, high-quality video reviews of iPhone applications. Every newly released app is evaluated against a number of criteria: Is it worth downloading? Is it worth buying? Is it just another clone? Will iPhone users have any interest in it? If the application is worthwhile, AppVee iPhone Apps goes to work developing a comprehensive video review, a written review, posting screenshots, providing additional app information and opening up user reviews. We bring you reviews every day of the week, 365 days a year.

AppVee – Daily iPhone apps and games video reviews! – Reviews.

iusethis.com is a new way for you to track your applications as well as discover new ones. You can also use it to check if your apps are up-to-date.

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In all, Take A Note is well-designed and well executed. It is easy to use, stable, and while this initial release is limited with regard to the formatting of text, it is an excellent first attempt that will only improve with time and updates.

So is this my new note taking application for my iPhone and my iPod touch? Probably not.

Not because it isn't an excellent application, it is.

Not because it isn't a stable application — it is.

And not because it isn't a powerful notetaking application – it is.

No, Take A Note won't be my new notetaking application because my heart belongs to Evernote. 

There are, however, many situations in which Evernote is the absolute wrong application and this is the right choice. For example — if you are hyper-vigilant about security and don't want your notes to be shared  across a third-party server (even if that server has a high degree of encryption and security),  this is a far better choice. If you want your documents to be shared directly between your iPhone or iPod touch and your desktop — this is a far better choice. If you want an application with a low one-time cost and no residual expense — this is the right application for you. (Evernote does offer a free version but the desirable premium services only come  with an annual subscription.)

via Take A Note – Review | whatsoniphone.com.