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Free Codes: BikeMateGPS

I’m back!! Sorry about all those codes over the long weekend that got posted on the front page instead of behind the “continue reading” link which is where they were supposed to be… that’s what I get for being lazy and doing a copy/paste that Wordpress didn’t quite understand.
Oh yeah, and my bad on those [...]

Free Codes: Park’n Find

Never lose your car again!
iTunes Link : Park’n Find
On deck: Catan (Games)

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Thank you Affinicore!
Please play nice and LEAVE A COMMENT telling everyone which code you took. If you get one, I’m sure the developer would also appreciate an App Store review!
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Free Codes: HotSearch

Check out what the hot search terms are on the interwebs.
iTunes Link : HotSearch
On deck: Live Soccer (Sports)

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Thank you John and Holly!
Please play nice and LEAVE A COMMENT telling everyone which code you took. If you get one, I’m sure the developer would also appreciate an App Store review!
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Free Codes: EasyTrails GPS

EasyTrails GPS measures time, distance, altitude, and speed, plus it can export tracks in a bunch of different formats and can be used with a bunch of different 3rd party software packages, ie: Garmin Connect.
iTunes Link – EasyTrails GPS
On deck: KidWords Spanish Learning Game (Education)

Free Codes: YOU R HERE

Ok, before you dismiss this app as another run-of-the-mill GPS locator, think about the difference between what you see on a typical Google map vs. what you’ll find on one of those map boards you encounter before hitting the trail in a national park. Google maps are awesome, but they don’t always tell you where [...]

Free Codes: MapBook

There are billions of mapping apps that let you track a course, but this one also lets you add notes, photos, share the path with others, and go searching for paths that others have saved. Looks pretty cool if this is what you’re into!
iTunes Link – MapBook

GPS Kit

The iPhone is far from perfect. But perhaps its greatest appeal is its ability to replace several separate cumbersome and expensive gadgets with one simple device. With Garafa’s GPS Kit, even the most ardent GPS enthusiasts may be able to set aside their dedicated GPS units and reach for their iPhone instead. I took version [...]

AT&T Navigator

 
AT&T Navigator is one of the first apps to fill a HUGE gap in the iPhone’s app catalog: Turn by Turn GPS navigation. This app, which is “powered by Telenav“, is one of the first apps that I know of that does not bill directly through the iTunes App Store. Instead, the monthly charge of [...]

G-Map US East

 
Certainly a candidate for ‘killer app’ status is G-Map US East from XROAD, billed as the first onboard GPS navigation app available for iPhone and iPod Touch.  True to that description, it’s a full-featured navigation aid that takes full advantage of the iPhone’s A-GPS (the Touch has no GPS support but more on that later).  In fact, it’s [...]

G-Map US West

As someone who has been waiting since the launch of the iPhone for turn by turn Navigation support, I was extremely excited to have a look at G-Map for the iPhone.  I recently took a road trip from Southern California all the way up to Seattle Washington with many stops in unfamiliar places along the [...]

BarSlot

The entire planet knows about Urbanspoon since Apple recently featured it in an iPhone commercial, but what if you’ve already eaten and just want to get wasted? Enter BarSlot… it’s Urbanspoon for boozers!
Just like its food-oriented counterpart, BarSlot lets you shake your iPhone to get a surprise watering hole suggestion. You can also browse local [...]

Where To? GPS pointer

Well this is a first! I’ve been meaning to review this app for a while and, now that I finally get around to it, it looks like the app is up for sale. According to tap tap tap’s blog there’s been some internal stuff happening which has led to Where To? being voluntarily pulled from [...]