On a short note, the iPhone app Free WiFi Finder locates internet wireless hotspots around the world, displaying those closest to you. The app uses your GPS integrated function to locate and display various access points from over 10,000 locations worldwide available in its database.

The app gives you the possibility to search for hotspots based on your current geographical location, filter the results by location type (cafe, library, restaurant) and display the desired results complete with phone numbers and address information for every hotspot location. Browse through your locations and bookmark your favorites.

Milk Panic is the iPhone game that brings out the shepherd in you as you run around in a frenzy to squeeze the milk from the cows before they burst. Milk Panic is perhaps a little underrated as a game, since it doesn’t provide hours on end of game play, no clear strategy, but requires a fast-paced movement and continuous tapping. The object of the game is not however to make you waste brain power, but merely to relax you for shorter periods of time.

In Milk Panic, you play your part as the milk-gathering shepherd that is in charge of keeping your herd alive as the cows are hungrier than ever and eat away at the green-fresh country grass. Your task is to look out for all of the six cows as they eat grass and wait for you to do your your milk-gathering duties. Beware, if you can’t get to the cows on time to gather the milk, they burst and you loose important “crop.” Pay attention to their size and the red bar indicator next to each of them that lets you know in good time when it’s time to pay them a visit. Your task isn’t easy, as once in a while you milk bucket gets filled and you have to empty it in the bigger container.

Documents2 lets you create and organize files and personal documents straight on your iPhone or iPod Touch. From Word files, Excel, and even Google Docs, with this iPhone app you can make sure you’re always keeping your most important documents close at hand and at the touch of a button.

Documents2 takes advantage of the iPhone’s huge hard-drive (be it 8GB or 16GB), and puts your own personal document manager in your pocket. It is quickly becoming the top mobile Office Suite app for the iPhone, as the rich and versatile apps are integrated AIO in Documents2. It offers 8 acclaimed apps that stand at the very core of what defines productivity, business and document management.

LiquidLite is the app that lets you turn your iPhone or iPod Touch into a sea of waves that flow according to your movements. The app lets you play Poseidon (the Greek God, considered as Master of the Sea) as you are in control of your own little sea. Well, more like a pond.

To start the liquid flow, tilt your iPhone or tap its screen and watch the waves start to roll. One of the improvements the app brings is in the control of the liquid, as you can drag your finger through it, as you swipe across the screen, creating water waves. The app also makes use of pressure points and intensity, as the harder you swipe or tap the screen, the bigger the waves you create.

You’re in front of the mirror, razor blade in one hand, shaving cream in the other, and still undecided. Should you take down that beard or not? Well, the new iPhone app from Gillete can help you make the right decision without having to sacrifice that splendid mustache you’ve been grooming for the past couple of years.

uArt is the new app for the iPhone and iPod Touch meant to be both funny and convincing in matters related to the right type of facial hair, allowing for a virtual makeover right on the spot. The app mechanism is simple enough. Just load up a picture of you or your friend without any facial hair, or take one on the spot. Apply the desired type of facial hair (we recommend you start with the maximum amount possible, to increase the fun when shaving it). Color it to match the hair color, or go crazy and die it in full pink. When you’re satisfied with the result, choose Gillete Fusion and start shaving away by either tapping the screen in the desired location to remove hair, or sliding up and down and sideways. No experience is needed and a cut is definitely out of the question. When you’re done, save it to your favorites, and then email it to a friend.

For those craving for endless entertainment news and gossip, good news ahoy! Your no.1 source for entertainment news, celebrity gossip and pictures, E! Online delivers its news right to your iPhone or iPod Touch. So sit back and catch up on the latest fashion trends, TV, music and movie reviews, as your eyes and ears for the entertainment industry comes to your iPhone.

E! Online acts as a mobile portal between the Entertainment News Online website www.eonline.com and the user’s iPhone or iPod touch. The app brings at the users’ fingertips celebrity photos, news that made the headlines, shows and various other celebrity information and gossip. It also takes advantage of the iPhone’s portability and 3G streaming capabilities and lets you watch full episodes of your favorite E! Shows.

Did you know that chewing a gum while cutting onions can help a person from producing tears? Or that cats cannot taste sweet things? Or that we are basically color blind when we’re born? Well, neither did we until we came across this fun and useful iPhone app that at the tap of the screen gives you one of over 6500 cool facts about anything from human beings to animals, plants, the Earth, history or geography.

The idea behind the app is simple. The user is served one cool fact he wouldn’t otherwise know about from a pretty comprehensive database of over 6500 interesting entries. The facts span over a pretty wide array of areas, ranging from history, biology, astrology, human life, animals and consumer goods. By tapping the iPhone screen, CoolFacts displays another random fact, funny, interesting, stunning or simply things to make you go “Get outta here!” or “That’s the craziest thing I’ve heard!” Navigation is pretty basic and simple. CoolFacts allows the user to either tap the screen, swipe in any direction or simply shake the device to get the next cool fact.