Review: iPhone apps for the Super Bowl

We look at nine apps that will either help you enjoy Super Bowl XLIV... or give you a worthwhile distraction should the game not live up to the hype.

Report says Apple gained U.S. smartphone market shareAccording to a ComScore report, Apple's U.S. market share grew by over one percent in December.

Create playlists on your iPod or iPhone The On-The-Go playlist feature of iPods and iPhones lets you build a playlist wherever you are. Here's how.
Bugs & Fixes: Solving 'circular loop' problems in iPhone apps Ted Landau runs into a circular loop problem with an iPhone app, where quitting and restarting the app immediately returned him to the problem in question. Finding a solution led to a series of "what if" scenarios and what to do about them.
Infrared photography: how to fake it Want to experiment with the look of infrared photography without investing in the equipment or time? In the second part of our series, Derrick Story shows you how to fake it with iPhone apps and image-editing software.
Create a simple time-lapse movie You can create a time-lapse movie with your camera, iPhone, or web cam. Time-lapse movies can give us a fresh perspective by speeding up slow-moving action and compressing hours, days, and months into seconds and minutes.
Bugs & Fixes: Getting EyeTV Live 3G to work Elgato's EyeTV Live 3G is a free Web app that works with the iPhone to stream video content from the EyeTV application on your Mac. Ted Landau walks you through the process of setting it up.

The iPad isn't a third device, but a third revolution The iPad is unquestionably a bold, ambitious product. Dan Moren thinks that it's perhaps Apple's most ambitious idea ever: remaking personal computing. Again.
Can the iPad compete as an e-book reader? The iPad looks like a fun device for e-mail, Web surfing, and video. But Lex Friedman wonders if it's really got the chops to replace his current e-book reader: an Amazon Kindle.
Opinion: Pondering a tablet's home screen Rob Griffiths ponders what the home screen of a still-mythical Apple tablet device might look like.
Naming the Apple tablet Everyone's speculating about the specs and capabilities of Apple's rumored tablet device. With an announcement all but confirmed for later this week, Dan Frakes is more interested in what it will be named.
Opinion: What analysts should ask Apple In advance of Monday's quarterly earnings call in which Apple fields questions from Wall Street analysts, MacJournals.com has some advice on what those analysts should and shouldn't ask.

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