The New York Post has launched an iPad application. Notably it is the first periodical without a paid website that Apple is allowing to sell app subscriptions.
Air-Gallery allows users to wirelessly transfer photos and videos from their iDevice with a camera to their computer or other device that is on the same network and has a web browser or WebDAV support.
BatchOutput Server completely automates InDesign output workflow by processing files from hotfolders. The software offloads printing and exporting to a central system leaving operator workstations free from the output process.
Users take turns with the app's virtual players, strategizing their Starfleet, each attempting to conquer planets and defeat enemies in real time, on their choice of maps.
The user begins as an Apprentice with 5 free cards. The object is to have multiple duels with other users through which Experience and Arena Points are accumulated.
AddMovie is a utility for concatenating several files (images or movies) into one single movie, saving the output in any movie format supported by your installed QuickTime components.
Designed to help authors publish books, these projects are ready-made Apps, just waiting for content to be loaded in HTML format. Pages can be created in any HTML editor.
Users can create amazing multimedia books for the iPad and iPhone - perfect for including audiobooks, video guides, and bringing textbooks and manuals to life.
Mailplane is a fully-fledged mail client for the desktop and integrates the Gmail web interface into the Mac experience, offering users the best of both worlds.
Make a wireless connection between any two devices using Bluetooth, WiFi, or 3G, then both devices can see the camera preview images at the same time and take pictures with the camera, including iPad or iPod touch.
Version 4.0 lets users access a daily stream of personal iPhone iOS app recommendations. It also offers an alternative search engine that complements normal App Store search results.