With so many things out there on the world wide web, how do you choose what web pages and images to focus on? What is also the greatest thing about the internet is also incredibly frustrating — namely that you can access everything (but there is only so much time in the day). Well, if you come across something that piques your interest, don’t worry about forgetting to revisit it or trying to archive it for later. Superstash is an enhanced web browser for the iPad which enables you to quickly and easily snap screen shots of any page on the web, add notes and comments, and file it away for later usage. You can also share your findings with friends through e-mail, edit the image by cropping or adding intelligent meta-data (such as tags, ratings, scribbles), and store it in the app’s built-in library, which you can organize with folders. Furthermore, Superstash contains a companion website that links you to interesting and creative sites, sorted by category, so you can surf, discover, and draw inspiration from the endless resources that exist on the web. Superstash will not only give you a certain peace of mind while perusing everything in cyberspace, it enables a much more engaging and efficient experience of the internet.

We are less than 2 weeks from being launched into the holiday season, which means travel is inevitable. If you happen to be driving home for any of the holidays, then the trip alone risks ruining the good cheer. Well, not to fear; Waze is here! This app makes driving infinitely more fun (and informative) by combining the best elements of a social networking app AND a GPS. Not only does it give you voice-guided step-by-step directions, inform you of traffic conditions and other potential hindrances on the road, and provide you with alternative routes and re-routing options, but it also enables you to connect in real time with other drivers battling the roads. Learn information from others (and empathize with them), earn cool badges, and connect with friends (new and old) via Facebook, all while enduring the endless trip home or wherever. Now that the danger of boredom and frustration is significantly decreased, the only danger that exists is being able to keep your eyes on the road…

Do you consider yourself a Craigslist connoisseur? Don’t even think about it unless you have CraigsPro! This app takes Craigslist to a completely new dimension. Upload postings with or without pictures, conduct simultaneous searches in different cities, use their 20+ criteria for the more specialized searches, manage and register multiple accounts, keep track of new posts, call or e-mail directly from the app, see your results on a map, save and comment on Favorites, and personalize your Craigslist experience with numerous color templates. And that’s not all. Of course the app includes the Personals section for your personal entertainment, the ability to share great finds on Twitter, and the “Best of Craigslist” section which links you to all the most outrageous and hilarious Craigslist postings. CraigsPro turns Craigslist activity into an experience.

For smartphones such as Blackberry and Symbian, Mobiola Web Camera turns the phone’s camera into a high quality web cam. However, why doesn’t this app exist for the iPhone? Especially since the newest update to the iPhone has the notable feature of a front-facing camera, presenting optimal opportunity for web cam capabilities, it is shocking that the developers of Mobiola Web Camera have not yet tackled the iPhone domain. Should this be the next step for the application, it could enable us to do things with the iPhone that we never thought possible (Chat Roulette anyone?). So, Mobiola Web Camera developers, can you rise to this challenge? And, iPhone users, what would you do if you had this awesome app?

Have you ever seen a dish pass by and think, “I want that!”, or wanted to know where you could find that delicious looking sandwich? Foodspotting draws on the human tendency to initially desire something based on its appearance, and enables you to essentially pick your food based on its picture. The app presents you with photographs of dishes at nearby restaurants creating a different way to choose what and where to eat, similar to windowshopping before buying clothes. Read the rest of this entry »