LogMeIn - I'm using my home computer - but I'm not home!!!By Tracy Sebastian, March 9, 2010
Right now, i'm across town using my home computer from my iPhone. The LogMeIn app ROCKS!!!
There is a bit of a learning curve, but worth $29.99, if you need access to your home computer from the nether-world.
I will post details once I'm better skilled.
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 Qik, get this app!By John Painter, February 6, 2010
Topics: Jumping into the middle of the iPhone video camera fray is Qik Video Camera ($1.99) by Qik Inc.which is amazing, and has edged my other favorites iVideoCamera and ShowTime out of the lead.
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Apple Using iPod Touch for POS Purchases
Point-of-Sale purchases at Apple Stores are now accomplished with an iPod touch equipped with a barcode scanner and magnetic stripe reader.
Pogo’s Sketch Stylus is used to capture customers signatures for credit card transactions
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 Use MobileAppLoader.com to Build Your iPhone AppBy Tari Akpodiete, February 3, 2010
I recently had the chance to chat with Zvika Ashkenazi, the CEO of MobileAppLoader.com and I was able to learn some very interesting things about his company, the services it provides and I also learned how to track App Store sales.
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 MailTones — different sound alerts for different e-mail sendersBy Jim Karpen, January 21, 2010
MailTones at $2.99 is a bit pricey, but it's a great idea and may suit a particular need you have. It lets you assign different sounds to different e-mail senders and uses the iPhone's push notification to alert you when you receive important e-mails. This is apparently the only app that offers this function. And in their just-released update they've added a feature popular with IT managers: messages to their pagers can be forwarded to their iPhones and use a unique sound to alert them that they have a support call that needs attention. And if they're sleeping when that alert comes through?
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 Pocket Dictate — free software for recording dictationBy Jim Karpen, January 16, 2010
Topics: Even though you have Voice Memo on your iPhone you might also be interested in the free Pocket Dictate, which lets you make recordings and then tap the send button to e-mail it to your typist from within the app. You can also send it via ftp. The app automatically compresses the WAV file. There are other useful controls, too, including the ability to overwrite and insert. A voice activation feature lets you set it so that it only records when you're speaking. And while it's designed to emulate — and replace — a dictaphone, obviously it could be used for other purposes, such as interviews.
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Mashable.com's 700+ Apps Reviewed by CategoryBy Tari Akpodiete, January 5, 2010
For 2010, Mashable.com - which has just retooled its look for the new year - had compilied a list of all 700+ iPhone Apps they reviewed in 2009.
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Preparing Powerful Presentations
Improve your presentation skills with Presenter Pro
There are only two things people fear more than speaking in public—a tax audit and death. Even if you’ve had extensive experience making presentations, the days or hours before you speak can be nerve-wracking. About the only thing you can do is to prepare and practice. You need to make sure that you have a dynamite presentation and run through it until you feel comfortable with the material.
Preparation and practice
Putting together an exceptional presentation isn’t a natural activity—otherwise none of us would be afraid of the prospect.
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11 Apps for the Business Professional
These apps help you stay connected and productive
With more than 100,000 apps and two billion downloads, the App Store has truly reached critical mass. Both consumers and business professionals alike have come to expect that there is an app to solve almost any need that arises. Here is a look at some of the best iPhone apps available to improve your business productivity.
An app for almost anything
In truth, there’s not an iPhone app for everything just yet. But the collection of iPhone apps for business continues to grow rapidly. We’re at the point of critical mass now; the number of apps available through the App Store is exploding.
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 Use your iPhone to process credit card payments and to "wave-and-pay"By Jim Karpen, November 12, 2009
Topics: I guess this is the future of commerce: whip out your iPhone to accept a credit card payment wherever you are. And simply wave your iPhone to make a payment when you're buying something. TransSF Card Terminal is a free app that lets you accept credit card payments on your iPhone. The app claims to be the only one that works with any gateway and any credit card processor.
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