Top5 iphone apps

                            Top 5 apps
GasBuddy

 while driving around with that new navigation app you juse brought yo need some gase at some poin. make sore you find the cheak points and the prise by using gasbuddy
for download gasbuddy go to this link

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/gasbuddy-find-cheap-gas-prices/id406719683?mt=8 







Instagram

 
there i said it. i absolutely love instagram, not as a replasement for the cmera, or plae were i go to make "art"
 http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/instagram/id389801252?mt=8













 MLB.com At Bat 2012

  for download click on this link

 http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mlb.com-at-bat/id493619333?mt=8









Nightstand Central

 for download this apps goto this link 
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/nightstand-central-music-alarm/id347843970?mt=8


 facebook

Now a days all r using facebook even a business man alos i want to able to access it from the iphone or mobile also so this apps are use in the iphone 
u can get facebook apps for iphone and itunes for free here
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/facebook/id284882215?mt=8




















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google Releases their g+ for ipad updates

As promised and long overdue, Google has just released their update to their Google+ iOS App with native iPad support (yay!). I rarely used Google+ on my iPad because I didn’t like the mobile browser experience or using the small iPhone sized App. Now I can experience most of Google+ in all its glory with a native iPad App. I say most, because like so many social networking Apps they lack features that the main website has (why is that?). However, with the new App you can browse your Circles, upload photos, make posts, tap to +1 something and manage Circle memberships. You can even do Google Hangouts complete with video and audio using your iPad 2 or higher. They also did a nice job with a sideways navigation in landscape mode.

Garagesale HD let you prepare ebay on your ipad

Garagesale HD eases the pain of creating ebay on your ipad

There seems to be no shortage of uses for the iPad. Many deem it to be a content consumption device more than a content creation device and I typically agree. However, I’m finding myself doing more creating with it than I did two years ago. This is due largely in part to the increase in really great iPad Apps. Yesterday I finally got around to putting some items on eBay that I’d been wanting to sell for a while. Rather than set these auctions up on my Mac, I decided to see if I could do the whole process on the iPad and the answer was YES! On the Mac I use an application from Iwascoding called GarageSale. They released an iPad version and although I bought it a while ago, I never really used it to do an auction. I was always gun shy that I would run into some limitation and end up completing the process on my computer. Since I had a little more time than usual, I decided to try it.