Rhapsody was a pioneer in subscription-based music, and I’m a big fan of the service; in 2005, it was the first one to turn me on to the thrill of chasing your whims and surfing randomly among genres, which you can’t do with per-download services like iTunes. Did this iPhone/iTouch app just kill iTunes? Search or browse for your favorites Find the artist, album or track you want. Browse new releases, staff picks, charts and more. Play any song you find with one tap. Tune in to Rhapsody Radio Let Rhapsody create a station around your favorite artist or...

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Two new Starbuck Apps for  iPhone and iTouch. My Starbucks The first app, My Starbucks (Free) lets customers locate stores and bookmark favorite locations. They can search by additional information, such as hours and amenities, to find, for example, a nearby one thatâ’s open and has a drive-thru window. It also includes a menu and nutritional information for Starbucksâ’s drinks, food and coffee beans, and a â’drink builderâ’ that displays nutritional information based on the selections. Starbucks Card Mobile The second app Starbucks Card Mobile (Free) lets users check their card balance and transfer more money to it. In...

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I have been using Documents to Go since I had my first Palm OS PDA.  DataViz, the company that has been keeping alive with their 3rd party applications for each new gadget since 1984. Documents to Go works with Palm OS, Symbian OS, BlackBerry, Java, Linux, Windows Mobile, Windows and Macintosh. One of the problems with iPhone and the iTouch is the serious lack of document support.  There are plenty of “readers” but what good is reading if you want to edit? Documents To Go is an all-in-one application with support for  Microsoft® Word, Excel & PowerPoint, PDF, Apple iWork...

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