If the iPhone can’t multitask, that doesn’t mean you can’t either. Back in the older days, I was always in the habit of texting while walking on the street. My Nokia 6300 was pretty reliable and one hand was enough to be able to type out correctly what I wanted. Upgrading to the iPhone meant getting rid of this habit of walking and typing on my phone. For once, you can’t do it with one hand. And then, you need to pay 100% attention to the screen and the virtual keys. For me, it was simply impossible.

Perhaps two years too late, but with great pleasure I can say that typing and walking is back in the books for me, thanks to Easy Walk & Type. This little gimmick for the iPhone will keep you and your iPhone out of harms way while allowing you to see where you’re going and type your SMS at the same time.[...]

With all the documents you come across on your iPhone and iPod Touch, there was a dire need to have them printed on paper. Add to the queue emails, attachments, images from your Camera Roll, contact files and Web Pages, and you have a real issue. Enter EuroSmartz with Print n Share, the simply elegant iPhone app that brings you the Print button closer to your finger tips. With Print n Share, you can send print jobs to any network-connected printer which you configured via WePrint.

Print n Share is stable and pretty easy to set up. First install WePrint (freely available on their website) on your MAC or PC, and then download and install Print n Share on your iPhone or iPod Touch. Simply start up the app and let it know that you have WePrint installed and connect to the same network as the desktop running it.[...]

The online culture has been rapidly growing and given birth to today’s generation, or what others have dubbed – the “Messenger Generation.” The use of shortcuts when chatting with friends online has been under a lot of criticism. Although it’s purely debatable whether “brb” or “ttyl” is undermining education, one thing is clear enough: the use of small pictures to add expression and emotion to the otherwise plain instant electronic message has grown as an integral part of online writing. For a device such as the iPhone, missing these emoticons was clearly not acceptable. Enter iEmoji to bring emoticons to your finger tips.

iEmoji allows iPhone users to turn on their emoticons while writing an sms, note or to-do task. If there’s writing involved, emoticons are available. By turning on this [...]

With so many new websites popping up each day, there’s simply so much time you can devote daily to reading articles on topics of your interest. Being able to mark articles for later reading, access them later offline, all effortlessly, would indeed be a fabulous superhero ability. Fortunately, with Read it Later, all you need is an iPhone to catch up on content wherever you are, and a free account that’s easily set up on readitlaterlist.com.

With your free account in place, you can sync up your MAC or PC saved bookmarks with your iPhone Read It Later list, so you’d have on-the-move access to your reading list, offline. The desktop version will let you install a series of bookmarklets to your favorite browser which will let you mark any article for later reading. Why is this so different than any bookmarking [...]

Things is more than your average GTD (Getting Things Done) application for the iPhone. I’ve tried many ToDo’s before, some I’ve even posted reviews on, some were discarded minutes after instalation. But I believe these were all necessary steps before moving on to the major league and appreciating true value of a pieace of awesome iPhone software that gets you on your way to putting your daily tasks in order.

At the fore-front, Things looks just like a to-do list. Create items, add notes, set due dates, and once you’ve completed with a task, mark it off your list. All in all, pretty basic features. But with Things you get much more than organizing your daily tasks and routines. The popular task manager for the iPhone adds more functionality while keeping a clean and neat user interface [...]

From managing notes, finances and events, we move on to an inventory management app that lets you create and organize virtually everything you own right on your iPhone. iOwn keeps track of your belongings, categorizing them according to the room where they belong. The app lets you keep a solid inventory of every room in your home and office, your car, storage or safety deposit box, and also gives you the possibility to define your own custom location.

iOwn manages the date you enter in a series of containers one inside another (think the Russian Matrioshka doll). You would therefore have your house as one big container (the “location”) with more sections (called “containers”) inside it, each perhaps representing each room of your house. Inside each room, you have a bunch of items that [...]

If you remember some time ago our iPhone review for Documents2, we’ve received quite a number of emails telling us about a better documents processor for the iPhone, with more functionality and easier to use. We’ve had this app on our iPhones for quite some time now, but it wasn’t until last week that we decided to have a go at writing a review for it, because, in all truth, we are intimidated by it.

The team behind QuickOffice Mobile Office Suite has been developing for mobile devices worldwide, with a presence in over 150 countries. It’s a brand leader in providing the highest quality office software available to mobile platforms, including Symbian, BlackBerry, Android and the iPhone OS.

Their development for the iPhone OS is strikingly important, as QuickOffice quickly became a necessity [...]