The iPhone User Guide

Who doesn’t use products from Kraft foods? Their updated app for iPhone offers new features and $5 in coupons for Kraft products. And did we mention the recipes?

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The CNN app for iPhone is very popular—over one million downloads already, and until Sept. 13, it’s on sale for half price. Get your news fix for less—but work fast!

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I used to be a frequent flyer on Delta-way too frequent. I feel like I’ve spent at least a month out of my life waiting between flights at the Atlanta airport. Too bad I didn’t have this iPhone app back then.

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Research has proven the Mediterranean diet is much healthier than what many Americans are eating now, and this new iPhone app helps you to make these natural foods a part of your life.

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Fans of country music will never miss a concert or new video from their favorite artist with this iPhone app from Country Music Television.

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The Guardian reports today on an iPhone app called the iStethoscope which it says has already been downloaded by more than three million doctors. The app was the brainchild of Peter Bentley, a researcher at University College London, and was originally only intended to be used as a toy. According to the Guardian though, the app has turned out to be much more than a toy, and is now being downloaded by over 500 users a day.

Experts are already saying that the app has saved lives in remote areas. The iStethoscope uses the iPhone’s built-in microphone to monitor a patient’s heartbeat when the iPhone is held against their chest. The iPhone is then shaken so that the user can listen to the last eight seconds of the recording, while on the phone screen they can view a phonocardiograph display and a spectogram, which can then be saved and sent to a specialist doctor.

The iStethoscope Pro app costs $0.99/£0.59