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Review: FreshBooks online bookkeeping software
FreshBooks is a Web-based and 256-bit encrypted accounting, time billing, estimate, and invoicing application that seeks to replace desktop-based accounting programs like Quicken, QuickBooks, FirstEdge, and AccountEdge.
Review: Bombia Design The Invoice Machine invoicing software
Simple to manage and easy to use, The Invoice Machine is a good web-based invoice application for very small businesses.
Review: Memeo Share for iPhone
While it suffers from some oversights -- you can't upload multiple photos at once, for example -- this mobile image-sharing app is well-suited for viewing photos that you and your buddies share. You'll need to consider if the accompanying online service meets your needs, though.
Review: MetaLab Ballpark invoicing software
Ballpark is a simple, Web-based estimate and billing application that allows you to manage estimates, bills, and payments from the Web.
Review: Birdbrain for iPhone
When it comes to viewing stats on who's following you on the Twitter microblogging service, Birdbrain is in a class by itself.
Readability makes Web pages more readable
Readability is a browser tool that lets you quickly reformat cluttered Web pages for easier reading.
Review: Online backup services
Glenn Fleishman looks at seven Web services that let you back up your files over the Internet.
Review: Logic Studio
Apple’s new version of Logic Studio introduces some significant headline features. There's an entirely new audio manipulation engine, allowing recorded sound to be reshaped in time. New models of amps and effect pedalboards emulate traditional guitar gear and open up new performance possibilities.
Review: Radar for iPhone
While the online photo-sharing app Radar offers some interesting features, it really doesn't do enough to stand out in the crowded photo-sharing field.
Tweetie for Mac brings excellent iPhone app to the desktop
Tweetie was one of the first popular iPhone clients for Twitter to make the jump back to the Mac. The Mac version has many strengths, including support for multiple accounts and multimedia, but it also has its fair share of quirks.
Review: TweetMic for iPhone
This Twitter app offers its own unique way of using the microblogging service, by letting you record and publish audio tracks directly to your Twitter account.
Review: Birdfeed and Reportage for iPhone
We continue our look at the multitude of Twitter clients for the iPhone and iPod touch. Up next: Birdfeed, which ranks among the top Twitter apps in Lex Friedman's estimation, and Reportage, a different approach to the microblogging service which fails to satisfy.
Review: Flickit for iPhone
Uploading photos to the Flickr photo-sharing service from your iPhone or iPod touch should be simple. Flickit gets it right.
Review: FriendFreak for iPhone
This quiz app, which tests you on how well you know your Facebook friends, is cute to play, briefly. But the appeal turns out to be limited.
Review: Birdhouse for iPhone
If you're the kind of person who only wants to post a perfectly-composed tweet to Twitter, Birdhouse is the app for you.
Review: Delicious for iPhone
Delicious offers to help you organize and sort through your bookmarks on the social bookmarking site. But some flaws make that task frustrating. iPhone users should pass until some badly needed updates are in place.
Review: Tasty for iPhone
Succont has done a really good job of bringing access to the Delicious social bookmarking service to the iPhone with Tasty, which sports a simple and intuitive interface -- and a steep price tag.
Review: Pixelpipe for iPhone
If you’re looking for a way to share photos from your iPhone to multiple places in one fell swoop, Pixelpipe is up to the challenge.
Review: WSJ—The Wall Street Journal for iPhone
This mobile version of The Wall Street Journal offers equal doses of appreciated polish and unfinished features in its initial release.
Review: LinkedIn for iPhone
LinkedIn for the iPhone has the potential for must-have status among business-oriented iPhone or iPod touch users. But gaps in functionality, combined with sometimes slow and unstable performance, leave that potential unrealized.
Review: Brightkite for iPhone
By offering different privacy levels for posting your location and activity, the location-aware Brightkite is a compelling social networking app.
Review: Tumblr for iPhone
After its acquisition and rebranding by the folks behind Tumblr, the renamed Tumblr app for the iPhone and iPod touch makes mobile posting to the blogging platform easier than ever.
Review: Online tax-prep sites from Intuit, H&R Block
If your return is simple and you don’t have a state return to file, the free online version of TurboTax or TaxCut might be sufficient for your needs. But for more complicated returns, or if you have a state return, you’ll get more bang for the buck with the desktop software version of TurboTax.
PC World: Other online tax options
TurboTax and TaxCut may be the leading tax prep programs on the Mac platform, but they’re not the only online options. PC World looks at three Mac-compatible online services for filing your taxes.
Review: eBay Mobile for iPhone
Whether you’re a Power Seller or just an occasional eBay buyer or seller, eBay Mobile is an excellent way to keep track of auctions on your iPhone or iPod touch.
Review: iReddit for iPhone
iReddit’s interface, speed, and overall experience is excellent. But this 1.0 version is crash-prone.
Review: Kindle for iPhone
Ben Boychuk reviews Amazon’s Kindle application for the iPhone.
Review: Analytics App for iPhone
Analytics App puts Google Analytics in the palm of your hand, giving you instant access to all your Web sites and the data reports you crave. It’s a must-have if you’re looking for a way to access Web metrics on the go.
Review: Tags for iPhone
Tags—an application that gives you access to the Delicious web service—is one of those apps where it’s clear the developer has figured out how to make the most of the interface on the iPhone and iPod touch.
Review: Satellite for iPhone
A dedicated app for accessing and commenting on Reddit.com stories, Satellite gets the job done well enough. But it's not very stable, and it’s hard to justify paying for content that’s otherwise free, even if it’s delivered in a pretty interface.