1. Jamie’s Recipes

    I’ve long been a big fan of the original Jamie Oliver iPhone app - 20 Minute Meals - and the new Jamie’s Recipes app (free, with in-app purchases for extra recipe packs) is a seriously slick addition. There’s plenty of brand-name apps that completely suck, but the Jamie Oliver apps have always been great on the iPhone - an Apple Design Award for 20 Minute Meals is testament to that.

    That’s not to say it’s perfect: I know it’d be tricky to recognise existing purchasers of the 20 Minutes Meal app, however it’d be great to not have to re-buy the 20 Minute Meal recipe packs; and an iPad UI would be terrific for a kitchen companion. That said, it’s a terrific app, full of nice little touches (such as the ones above, showing the extras at the top and bottom of the recipes list) and if you’re looking for a collection of stunningly tasty-looking food pr0n, you’d be silly to not give the free app a go.

    Saturday November 27th, 2010

  2. ➶ Engadget reviews the Nike+ GPS app

    It’s just $2 on the App Store, slickly designed, and already on my iPhone for testing later this week.

    Tuesday September 7th, 2010

  3. Calcbot for iPhone and iPad

    Congratulations to Tapbots on the launch of their new app: Calcbot. It’s a universal app for both iPhone and iPad - bringing a stylish calculator to the calculator-less iPad.

    It’s 99ยข on the App Store.

    Tuesday July 13th, 2010

  4. ➶ Birdfeed

    A very nice app for your iPhone, coming soon.
    I know - another Twitter app for the iPhone. But it’s a slick icon, and a neatly-designed (thin-on-details) site.

    Wednesday May 6th, 2009

  5. ➶ FitnessTrack for iPhone

    Congratulations to Justin Williams on shipping 1.0 of his training application for iPhone and iPod touch.

    Tuesday May 5th, 2009