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iPhone is one heck of a device to watch videos on the go. Whether you are waiting for the bus or just waiting for a meeting, watching YouTube videos can be pretty entertaining. iPhone already has a widget to let you watch YouTube videos on your device, but if you are not satisfied by that, you can always try these cool YouTube apps for iPhone:

myVideos: search, find, and download your favorite YouTube videos to your iPhone. Pretty simple and gets the job done.

Download Manager: a cool little app that enables you to download YouTube videos without too much trouble on your phone.

Face Melter Pro: create art work from your images and send them to YouTube.

YouTube Select: watch the best YouTube has to offer on your phone. Pretty convenient if you don’t want to spend too much time searching on YouTube.

Tubey: create and upload videos to Facebook and YouTube. A piece of cake.

YouTube Favorites: it’s YouTube on steroids. Better way to browse to video.

Bespoke YouTube: create your own Bespoke channel right from your iPhone.
There you have it. 7 cool YouTube apps that help you manage and download videos on/from YouTube. Did I miss any?

It shouldn’t be a big surprise to you that your iPhone 3G is capable of acting as a personal pedometer for you. If you are planning to get fit by walking around every day, you can use your iPhone to track your number of steps and find out whether you are burning enough energy to lose weight. All you have to do is the right pedometer iPhone application to get you started.
Here are 8 best pedometer applications for iPhone:

1. iTreadmill: the best pedometer available on iTunes. You can also use it to have your virtual treadmill. A must own. You can use it practically in any situation. Very innovative.

2. My Weight Loss Coach: a comprehensive solution for anyone hoping to lose weight. Not only acts as a pedometer, it helps you get on the right track and stay on it too.

3. Jogalot: your personal pedometer on iPhone. Tells you how long you have been walking, the number of steps you have taken, and estimated burned calorie.

4. iSteps: iSteps is a wonderful iPhone application that makes losing weight more fun. Whether you are just trying to hit 10,000 steps or go beyond 15,000, iSteps is a handy app to have with you.

5. Distance Meter Pro: whether you want to go biking or running, this app will track your activity and help you stay on the right track.

6. RunningKeeper: another decent pedometer application for iPhone and iPod Touch. Very simple and straight forward. Pretty accurate and gets the job done.

7. iWalk: another simple application to count your steps. It supports metric system as well.

8. Go Walk Pedometer: another simple step counter that tells you how many calories you are burning during your workout sessions.
With these pedometer apps, you will never have to walk without knowing how much energy you are burning or whether you are hitting your exercise targets.
Your take: which pedometer app are you using on your phone?

Chatting. One of my favorite activities on my phone. Whether you are a talkative person or just chat occasionally, there are lots of chat applications for iPhone that let you chat like a pro. Whether you are running a business and want to collaborate with your colleagues or just want to catch up with your friends, chatting is a great way to do it. With that in mind, here are 10 chatting apps for iPhone that you should try:

IM+: The mother of all chat programs for iPhone. Chat on Twitter, GTalk, Yahoo, ICQ, MSN, and … with IM+.

FlowChat: one of the best looking IRC clients for iPhone. You can upload and share photos easily. And managing multiple chats can’t be easier.

Ember: a CampFire client that lets you create your own chat rooms and start your group chats fast!


Beejive IM: a competitor to IM+. Lets you chat on Facebook, Live.com, Yahoo!, Google, and … No extra costs for chatting with this.

Colloquy: a very powerful IRC chat client for iPhone. Allows you to find new friends and chat with your existing ones easily your iPhone.

Agile Messenger: has a professional look and feel to it. Allows you to manage your contacts more effectively.

Touchat: it’s essencially a GTalk app for iPhone. But here is the catch. You can also sketch your messages as well.

Yahoo! Messenger: the official Yahoo! app for iPhone. As you might expect, you can add photos, links, and …

LimeChat: a complete IRC client for iPhone. It’s easy to use and comes with everything you need to manage links and chat easily on your phone.

Chat Rooms: need someone to talk to? Chat Rooms provides you with an easy way to find people to chat with.
There you go: 10 killer apps to help you chat like a pro on your phone. Who knew chatting can be this much fun?

Twitter is more than just people talking about what they have had for lunch. It’s about communicating with others, providing value to the community, and sharing your experiences with the world. One of the best ways to share information with other Twitter users is by uploading your very own photos. In fact, many twitterers already do that and more. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was an app available for iPhone that could make uploading and viewing photos much easier? That’s what PhotoNext does and more. It’s a very simple to use Twitter application that lets you go through your tweeps’ photos much more easily and makes uploading photos to your account more convenient as well.

The concept behind this app is pretty simple. It’s designed to help you see the latest photos uploaded by your friends and tweeps. You can just shake your device to refresh photos. You can also pick and choose whose photos you want to see on your device.

Being able to view what others are posting on Twitter is nice. But that does not mean you shouldn’t upload your own photos to Twitter. PhotoNest has you covered here as well. Just shoot your photos, add your text, and upload your post to Twitter in no time. The interface is quite attractive and pretty easy to get a handle on. You won’t have to jump through hoops to upload your photos.
PhotoNest has a lot of potential. It did crash on us a couple of times, though we haven’t been able to replicate the issue after the latest update. Pretty simple but fun tool for Twitter junkies.

Have you ever been in a situation where you go out to buy grocery and other necessities and forget some of the things you should’ve gotten. Well. It happens to me all the time, and I am sick of going back to the shopping store for the things that I should’ve bought in the first place. That’s why I love GroceryIQ. It’s simply an stunning application that allows you to create your own shopping lists and check things off as you go.

The database behind this mobile shopping application is impressive as it has 130,000 items in it already. In addition, you can create favorite lists based on your buying habits which is cool. Here are a few other things you can do with GroceryIQ:

• Build your own lists, as many of them as you desire.
• Pick and choose your favorite and add them on.
• Define size and other factors for your items.
• E-mail lists to others.
• Use predictive feature to find and add items quickly.