Dejumble 2.0 for iPhone, a task manger for the iPhone is an app that  includes features not found in most other to-do or note taking applications. It employs proprietary, push sync technology to synchronize with any other Dejumble app running on an iPhone, iPod, iPad, or Mac by means of a free Dejumble Account.

Maintaining the extreme flexibility of Dejumble for Mac, Dejumble for iPhone works equally well for users who want to strictly adhere to GTD (Getting Things Done) principles, follow a prioritization method, just take notes, or simply make an ordinary grocery list. Notes are not an add-on; they are an integral part of the app’s design. Notes are easily created and customized using wiki-style editing for bold, italic, and color text. Any number of subtasks may be embedded within a note.

Dejumble for iPhone features graphical tags and positional prioritization for any entry. While entering the title of a task the user may simultaneously tag it, assigning it a category such as Work or Errands, as well as prioritize it, assigning it a specific, numerical importance such as 3 or 7. Once items have been tagged or prioritized navigation is automatic using the iPhone’s touch screen.

Feature Highlights:
* Tasks and notes together in a simple yet powerful app for iPhone
* Synchronize tasks and notes in real-time with Dejumble for Mac
* Tag and prioritize, set due dates and stay focused
* Add subtasks to notes
* Make notes more effective with basic formatting like bold and italic
* Search tasks using keywords from notes, titles and priorities
* File important completed tasks
* Postpone tasks to another day using the tagging function
* iPad and Web versions of Dejumble under development

The app employs proprietary, push sync technology, keeping all the user’s Dejumble apps on all their wireless devices and computers automatically synchronized. Because all data is centralized in their free on-line Dejumble Account, users need never perform manual synching between devices. An entry in their Dejumble for iPhone app is instantaneously reflected in their Dejumble for Mac application. No matter where they are, or which mobile device or computer they are using, the user has access to the most up-to-date notes and tasks.

Device Requirements:
* iPhone or iPod touch
* iOS 3.1.3 or later
* 4.1 MB

Pricing and Availability:
Dejumble 2.0 for iPhone is $4.99 (USD) and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Productivity category. Review copies are available upon request.

Thinking Code Software: http://www.thinkingcode.ca
Dejumble 2.0 for iPhone: http://www.dejumble.com/iphone
Purchase and Download: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dejumble/id284970577?mt=8

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Calendars for iPhone 1.0.2 is an app that lets people work easily with Google Calendar online service on their devices. Calendars supports all important functions of Google Calendar, including search, event reminders, invites and even can work offline. A streamlined interface with an intuitive navigation allows users to track events planned for a certain day, forthcoming weeks or months.

A streamlined interface with the intuitive navigation lets users easily track events planned for a certain day, forthcoming weeks or months. But what makes Calendars really shine is moving events with drag-and-drop, which comes in handy for rescheduling events or just shifting them to another day.

Offline mode is another notable function of Calendars. It is possible to add, move and modify events even without Internet access. All changes made with Calendars in offline mode will be synchronized with user’s online calendars once the network connection is available.

All important functions of Google Calendar service found their place in Calendars. Users can create, edit and delete events any time, add attendees to new and current events, manage reminders and recurring events. Even SMS reminders are available if there is a phone number listed in Google account settings.

Device Requirements:
* iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
* Requires iOS 3.0 or later
* 3.6 MB

Pricing and Availability:
Calendars 1.0.2 is $6.99 USD (or equivalent amount in other currencies) and available exclusively through the App Store in the Productivity category.

Readdle: http://readdle.com
Calendars 1.0.2: http://readdle.com/products/calendars
Purchase and Download: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/calendars-google-calendar/id371434886?mt=8

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I quite frankly enjoyed the WWDC 2010 announcements this year. I honestly thought ‘I knew’ everything coming out and I wasn’t going to be to pleased, well once again Apple does what they do best, surprised! Basically all Apple didn’t do at WWDC 2010 was provide a solution for the BP oil spill.

• WWDC had over 5200 attendees, 57 countries, and sold out in eight days.
• YOWZA! Selling one iPad every 3 seconds
• App Approval Process – 95% of all apps submitted are approved within 7 days. 30 Languages. 95% Apps approved in 7 days!
• App Denial – Reasons: Crashes, Does Not Perform as Advertised, and Uses Private API’s DEVELOPERS TAKE NOTE!
• Downloads in AppStore cross what 5 billion downloads!
  
• Developers have been paid over $1 billion dollars! Go hard working developers!
• Steve says ” Most vibrant app community on the planet”
• US Smartphone Market share (reports from Nielson)- RIM, #1 with 35%, iPhone, 28%, Windows 19%, Android 9%
• iPhone 4 Officially Announced with iMovie, iAds, video recording, and new OS
• Apple’s iOS 4
• iPhone 3GS $99
• iPhone 4 Pre Sale June 15. Release date June 24
• MONDAY – XCode 4 for Developer’s Preview at WWDC

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• June 9, 2010 -- WWDC 2010 Apple Design Award Winners
• June 8, 2010 -- Apple’s New iOS 4

Ultralingua

Q. How long have you been developing for the iPhone/iPod platform?
Since the summer of 2008 – we were the first bilingual dictionary apps in the App Store when it launched!

Q. Describe your app(s)?
We have 23 apps in the App Store, all of which are used for dictionary lookup, language translation, and verb conjugation. Because they don’t require an internet connection and are available in a variety of languages, they can be used by anyone.

Q. Who is/are your app(s) for?
Our apps are great for people who love languages – especially language students, professional translators, and international travelers. Ultralingua translation dictionaries are popular because the entries have a lot of depth, and because they come with a verb conjugation tool. Our verb conjugator helps language learners master tough things like irregular verbs and tenses, and can even serve as a complete reference for native speakers.

We also recently launched a free app for the Haitian earthquake relief effort. It helps English and Haitian Creole speakers communicate, with a translation dictionary, audio phrasebook, and anthropological reference guide. 80% of the population of Haiti speaks Creole, and many relief workers are struggling with the language barrier. This app puts the power of language directly at the fingertips of the relief workers, so they don’t need to rely on the presence of a human translator. http://bit.ly/aJOZjx

What did you do before developing for the iPhone/iPod platform?
We started with a French-English dictionary for Mac in 1997, and from there added more bilingual dictionaries for Mac. We soon had apps for Windows, Windows Mobile, Palm, and the web, but our iPhone and Mac apps have always been the most popular.

Q. Do you have any cool future projects in the pipeline? Provide as much detail about the project you are willing to discuss.
We are always working on adding languages to our list, and we have a couple big ones coming soon. Also, because our iPad apps are so new, we are looking forward to hearing from our users about what they would like to see next. We believe strongly in customer-driven development, and although we can’t make every user request a reality, we do our best to improve our apps using input from our customers.

Q. Anything you want iPhone users to think about or realize when it comes to apps?
Although we carefully monitor our reviews in the App Store, we can’t actually respond to users questions or concerns there. It’s tricky, because we really want to be able to talk with our users about their ideas and answer their questions. We try to encourage people to email support or connect with us on twitter instead. http://twitter.com/ultralingua

Q. Are you looking for employees, partners, funding or anything that will help grow your company in the future?
We are always looking for brilliant people to join our team, and are actually looking to fill a few positions right now. If you live in the Minneapolis area and love language, you should email us at business (at) ultralingua (dot) com

10. What iPhone/iPod tip would you like to give our iPhone users?
It’s simple to turn on international keyboards, and they can make using apps like ours a lot easier. From your home screen, just visit: Settings > General settings > Keyboard > International keyboards. Special characters (like accented letters) are easy to use, too, just tap and hold a letter on the keyboard to see alternatives.

Q. What are your favorite iPhone apps besides your own?
We can’t get enough of cat piano around the office – the occasional musical “meow” has been known to make an appearance during staff meetings.

For more on Ultralingua:
UltraLingua
http://bit.ly/bIvDEQ (full list of Ultralingua apps)

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Send Doc 1.1 for iPhone and iPod touch allows users to save email attachments or capture web page links or photos and save them directly to their iPhone. Emails do not have to be held onto because the files are stored separately and can be quickly and easily attached to outgoing email messages.

While everyone can benefit from and appreciate the application, business people will particularly appreciate the speed that Send Doc affords them. Proposals, prospectives, brochures and other important documents and information can quickly be found and attached from a saved file for instant sending to clients as needed, from anywhere there is a WiFi or good mobile internet connection. If no connection is immediately available, Send Doc will hold the email ready to send as soon as it is able to gain online access.

The app eliminates the need to hang on to old emails, as well as the chore of sorting through them to find specific attachments. Document, photo or web page files can be found by scrolling or doing a text search to bring up the one a user needs. In short, it can increase organization and efficiency, at least where email communication is concerned.

Send Doc’s functions also allow for capturing a specific photo from an entire webpage or for emailing a web link. This feature seems particularly well suited to the realtors or other business people, as well anyone who likes to forward interesting site links and photos. Efficiency and speed aside, navigation is easy in Send Doc. Everything is menu driven and selections are made with just a tap, so there is not much in the way of a learning curve. Users are ready to go as soon as they download the app.

Features:
* Instantly email information easily, with attached documents
* Save documents, web links and photos from email attachments, directly to a device from emails or the internet
* Drill Down feature lets users save a specific picture from a web page
* Allows viewing of saved documents or web pages before sending
* Search function helps find attachments fast
* Use the Get Page option to capture a web page link for browsing
* Tapping the Refresh button keeps inbox updated

This latest app technology moves mobile emailing to a new level of capability. Not only are the features faster, leaner and more versatile but so are the people using them. Anyone left behind will find themselves working harder than necessary, now.

Device Requirements:
* iPhone and iPod touch
* Requires iPhone OS 3.1.2 or later
* 0.1 MB

Pricing and Availability:
Send Doc 1.1 is only $0.99 (USD) and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Business category. Promo codes are available for qualified reviewers. Please specify the website or blog you represent when making your request.

Send Doc 1.1: http://www.send-doc.com/
Purchase and Download: http://itunes.apple.com/app/send-doc/id363482555

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If you are a pet lover this new Apple iPhone commercial is for you. Check it out and you may discover some new apps!

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Available in the Apple iTunes and App Store under the name Insure Me, the app asks you 3 relevant questions then shows you the right discount for you. These discounts are not normally available anywhere else on the internet so this iPhone app is proving helpful in saving users money.

Liebz added “Specific iPhone insurance has been either hard to find or expensive, because the iPhone is a valuable, expensive item (£550 to replace in the UK and $600 in the USA) and because of fraudulent claiming – hence the higher insurance premiums. So we wanted to help people find a way to reduce the cost of their iPhone insurance while getting good effective cover protection at the same time.”

Device Requirements:
* iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
* Requires iPhone OS 3.0 or later
* 0.2 MB

Pricing and Availability:
Insure Me 1.0.1 is free and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Finance category.

Insure Me 1.0.1: http://www.iPhoneInsuranceApp.com
Download From iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/insure-me/id355839453?mt=8
Screenshot: http://www.iphoneinsuranceapp.com/images/screenshot-1.png

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• July 26, 2010 -- App Mention: Task Manager for iPhone – Dejumble
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My name is Zak, I’m a 24 year old recent Harvard grad who just started my own app development shop in December.

Company Name – De La Plata Enterprises
Q: How long have you been developing for the iPhone/iPod platform?

A: Since December 09

Q: Describe your app(s)?

A: Our flagship is an app called Near to Here, which is  geolocation enabled tour guide that tells you about what is around you as you pass by it. Our 2.0 version of the product will be released this week. We also are producing a line of Travel Dictionary and Phrasebooks. Right now, we have about 50 in the app store and they are doing very well.

Q: Who is/are your app(s) for?

A: Well, I am a big traveler myself, so decided to build a line of apps geared towards the traveler.

Q: What did you do before developing for the iPhone/iPod platform?

I worked for Harvard EdLabs (http://www.edlabs.harvard.edu/)  in NYC managing  experimental incentive based programs at inner city elementary and middle schools in all five boroughs.

Q: What’s the greatest and worst thing about developing for the iPhone and iPod?

I love that the SDK makes developers to tools to be creative and innovative without too much technical friction.

Q: What were your major problems when releasing your iPhone app?

The greatest problem is getting noticed within the App store. It takes a lot of work to get your app the recognition it deserves

Q: Do you intend on making an iPad app?

Yes, we are working on a few non travel apps. I wrote a children’s book when I was about 10, I am thinking to publish that as an interactive book for the iPad. In addition, we have some comic book apps in the pipeline, not to mention some children oriented projects like e-coloring books.

Q: Do you have any cool future projects in the pipeline? Provide as much detail about the project you are willing to discuss.

A: Yes, in addition to the above, we are expanding beyond this platform to other mobile devices – mainly blackbery and android, to introduce a new product called “Late Mate” which helps people make sure they are on time.

Q: Anything you want iPhone users to think about or realize when it comes to apps?

A: When you leave a rating in the store, make sure you leave constructive feedback. Developers DO read these and will consider all your comments for furture versions.

Q: Are you looking for employees, partners, funding or anything that will help grow your company in the future?

A: Always looking for partners if the synergy is great. We have been speaking to a few travel related companies about embedding relevant geolocated travel offers, among other things.

Q: What iPhone/iPod tip would you like to give our iPhone users?

A: Take advantage and enjoy. The best is yet to come.

Q: What are your favorite iPhone apps besides your own?

A: I love App Tracker to track the process of the apps I have in the various stores around the world.

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/near-to-here/id343557072?mt=8

www.neartohere.me

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With just under 6 billion mobile applications forecast to be downloaded this year, up from an estimated 2.4 billion in 2009 (Source: ABI Research), app development has no indication of slowing down. First weekend sales of the iPad estimated over 700,000 units and iPhone app developers are switching gears and rapidly turning to iPad app development.

In a survey of hundreds of iPhone app developers conducted by Optimum Lead Generation, the survey revealed:

* 88% of iPhone app developers surveyed anticipate the porting of existing iPhone Apps to iPad Apps
* 76% of iPhone app developers surveyed currently have at least 1 iPad App in development

“iPad application development represents new ground and opportunity for mobile developers” said Gregg Weiss, Founder of iPad Application Quotes. “Larger screen size, faster processor and richer user experiences are all reasons developers are excited about creating apps for the iPad”.

When asked why iPhone developers might continue to develop for iPhone vs move only to iPad, one developer said “Existing iPhone users might be more reluctant to spring another $500 for an iPad. That’s a big reason why I’m keeping with both platforms now”.

Are you a developer that wants to develop apps for the iPad for other companies? Join the new network: http://www.iphoneappquotes.com/joinNetwork.aspx

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• May 20, 2010 -- Analysts Think iPad will Outsell Mac

Now doesn’t this just sell the gadget I’m convinced I don’t need.

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