OmniFocus for iPad is out, but I’m sure many of you iPad owners out there don’t need all the features of OmniGroup’s huge software to get things done. Maybe you just need to remember what to do every single day, you don’t need contexts, tags, OTA sync and insert another must-have GTD feature here.
Your only concern is that you always forget what to do. If so, take a look at Random Accident’s first iPad app, Today’s List.
Finally, the wait is over. The OmniGroup has flipped the switch and the already-approved Omnifocus for iPad is propagating right now in the App Store. This is the direct link to the app, and make sure to check out the official website here.
Terminology is one of the best reference apps currently avaialable on the iPad: it’s great looking dictionary for the English language, which Cody reviewed a few weeks ago. Since then the app has been doing pretty great in the App Store, but what about actual sales figures?
The developer of Terminology helps us understand the situation.
From the creators of the banned iPhone 4 promo and antenna videos, the banned outtakes. It’s NSFW, so save this for later if you’re at the office.
I love these videos, by the way.
Last night Twitter opened up the API for real-time user streams. The first apps to come with this much-requested feature are Tweetdeck and Echofon for Mac, but only if you’re a registered user (Echofon) or have been invited (Tweetdeck).
I have my doubts about this new feature, but I don’t want to judge yet. In the meantime, take a look at the videos showing real-time Twitter on these two apps, courtesy of The Next Web.
Perhaps you’ve missed an app like Photo Booth on the iPhone. And with the new front-facing camera, I understand you: wouldn’t it be awesome to give your iPhone to your friends and see them laugh as they see their faces stretched and twirled?
Good news is, there’s an app for that.
