A lot of people miss out on traveling since they suffer from a fear of flying but a new iPhone application might be able to help them calm their nerves and get on a plane.  I honestly never thought of a phone being used for something like this but I think it’s a great idea.
Virgin Atlantic Airways has launched an app for its Flying Without Fear course proving yet again that Virgin Atlantic president, Richard Branson, is on a mission to accomplish just about everything he possibly can in life.
“Our first iPhone app will bring the benefits of our successful …read more

You may not have noticed, but searching for F My Life or “FML” on the iTunes App Store yields more than one — heck, more than three results.

All are free, but each app provides varied ways of viewing everyone’s favorite “F” website (and some provide variations of advertising models too) but really my favorite among the bunch is the one by “kreactive technologies” due to the way it allows your to customize your FML searches by top categories or by timeline.
[photo from iTunes Store]

if you’re from the Philippines, you should be familiar with Click the City: a one stop shop for movie schedules, restaurant reviews and shopping guides.. Well, if you got yourself an iPhone or iPod touch, they’re there as well.

The app makes its debut at USD$3.99, which IMHO is steep for something you can access on the Internet for free. Here’s to hoping that they do something about the price. Maybe this has something to do with the location-based-services of the iPhone. We’ll see.
[App store link]

The guys from 12seconds.tv have released 12cast. Not only is their first native iPhone app, it also makes recording and uploading videos via 12seconds onto Twitter without any hassles. All you need to do is launch the app and start recording your video. You don’t even need to have a 12seconds account for this to work — you can just login using Twitter.

To celebrate the launch, they are holding a contest. Anyone on Twitter can use the #12cast hashtag to win a year’s worth of data service for their iPhone, completely covered by 12seconds. Check it out!
[photos c/o iTunes Store]

iBreviary is every Roman Catholic geeks’ guide to the missal. If you are a daily church goer, iBreviary brings the complete missal and principal prayers in Spanish, French, English, Latin and Italian. The iPhone or iPod touch application is available for 0.79 cents. The app is going to be launched in Rome and has the approval of the Vatican.
Breviary has now reached its third updating. This updating brings important changes:
- available application in version Italian and English
- available readings in English, French, Spanish, Latin and in Ambrosian Rite
- possibility to pray with the Compieta of the previous day
- new dress …read more

Happy Halloween! Here’s a nifty little application for the iPhone that pans the screen across a graveyard with matching ambient horror effects (thunder + screams!), and if you tap it, you’ll see blood spattered from shotgun fire. You can trace the blood across the screen too!
Check it out at the App Store (Warning: Launches iTunes).
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!