Drafts ($0.99) by Agile Tortoise is a fast and easy way to jot down ideas with your iPhone. It seems that Launch Center ( our original review ) has launched a new trend of “shortcut” apps, but who says this is a bad thing? Personally, I love Launch Center (it’s in my dock ), and I appreciate any app that can make life easier
Barbu ($0.99) by Adikus brings the French-originated card game to iOS. Perhaps you haven’t heard of it, but chances are you’ve played another card game very similar to it; namely, Hearts.
Chirps – Read links on twitter, distraction-free ($0.99) by Polydice, Inc. is a nifty app to have if you are the type of person who enjoys reading links from your Twitter stream. While I am an RSS person myself (with preferences for Google Reader, of course), I know that some people just don’t subscribe to sites via RSS
Carota! ($1.99) by Matthew Herz is deceptively difficult for how simple it looks. The story focuses on Thaddeus the Cabbit. “What is a ‘cabbit?’” you may ask. Well, it’s not quite a cat and not quite a rabbit, but it sure does have a sweet tooth for carrots.
There’s something inherently creepy about snakes. Judging from the reactions of Indiana Jones and the reception to the movie “Snakes on a Plane,” I’m not the only one who feels this way.