81 Tasty iPhone Apps

38. Midomi

Midomi is similar to Shazam, but the music doesn't actually have to be playing in order to identify it. Sing or hum at least 10 seconds of a song, and Midomi will attempt to identify it and give you the opportunity to purchase it. Developer: Melodis Corporation. Price: Free.

39. Karajan Beginner

Want to develop your musical "ear"? Karajan quizzes you on pitch, intervals, chords, and more. Great for music theory students and amateur musicians. Developer: Holger Meyer. Price: Free.

Navigation

40. iWant

Find the nearest restaurants, grocery stores, gas stations, and other businesses, then call or get a map. The clean interface makes this app easier to use than other similar programs. Developer: Rudrajit Samanta. Price: Free.

41. G-Spot

The ultimate app for the directionally challenged, G-Spot can identify your latitude, longitude, altitude, heading, speed, or position on a Google map, and offers a built-in compass. Best of all, if you really have no idea where you are, you can e-mail your location to a friend and let them find you. Developer: PosiMotion. Price: $1.99.

42. G-Park

Always losing your car? Hit "Park Me" when you get out of the car and G-Park provides step-by-step directions to get back to your vehicle when you return. Developer: PosiMotion. Price: $.99.

News

43. Mobile News Network

Read all the latest AP news stories in an iPhone-friendly format. You can also personalize the feed so that it displays stories on the topics that interest you most. Developer: The Associated Press. Price: Free.

44. NowLocal

This news reader first determines your current location, then automatically connects you with stories from local news outlets. Developer: Internet Broadcasting Systems. Price: Free.

45. FOX News uReport

Don't just read the news—report on it. Take a photo of ongoing events and send it to FOX for possible inclusion in news broadcasts. Developer: FOX News Digital. Price: Free.

46. SourceForge Network News

News for your inner supergeek from Slashdot, Freshmeat, Thinkgeek, Linux.com, and SourceForge. Developer: SourceForge. Price: Free.

47. Jamd

Get all the latest celebrity gossip along with stacks of related photos to browse. You can also manipulate the photos and e-mail them to friends. Developer: Getty Images. Price: Free.

Photography

48. Pangea VR

Interact with 3D panoramic photos and graphics from your iPhone. Great for real estate agents and photography buffs. Developer: Pangea Software, Inc. Price: Free.

49. Air Me

Send and share your photos instantly. Includes the ability to smart tag and upload photos to Flickr as well. Developer: Air Me, Inc. Price: Free.

50. SnapMyLife

In addition to making it easy to send photos to friends, SnapMyLife gives you the option of posting photos to an interactive map. You can see photos taken by other people in locations near you or you can view an ongoing stream of photos from your friends. Developer: Mobicious Inc. Price: Free.

51. Pictems

Add silly props to any photo to make it a little more fun. Includes hats, beards, mustaches, eye patches, glasses, horns, antennae, and more. Developer: Starchy Tuber. Price: $2.99.

Productivity

52. Jott for iPhone

Just speak into your iPhone and Jott turns the audio into text for your to-do list or notes. Some users complain that Jott asks for too much personal information, so be sure to read the privacy policy before you download the app. Developer: Getty Images. Price: Free.

53. WritingPad

WritingPad allows you to create short text documents using a touch-screen keyboard. But unlike other apps, you don't type by tapping the keys; instead, you trace a shape through the letters in the word you're trying to write. Developer: ShapeWriter Inc. Price: Free.