SearchIt is a free app that streamlines searching on the iPhone. While it’s not for everyone, it’s one of the better search apps out there.

Word Ace is essentially a mash-up of Texas Hold ‘Em and Scrabble. It’s free, it’s fun, and the online play is great; all you could ask for is a better offline option and this game would be golden. Still, it’s definitely worth your time!

This handy little utility lets you transfer pictures and/or contacts to other iPod Touch or iPhones over a shared wifi network with a simple swipe of the screen. Free goodness!

The Public Radio Tuner is a streamlined way to play public radio stations on your iPhone or iPod Touch. Plus, you can choose from a library of dozens upon dozens of stations—so what are you waiting for?

This somewhat overhyped location-based coupon application has a fantastic, forward-thinking concept. Unfortunately it doesn’t have much to offer users at the current time.

Although limited in its feature set, this free app from Directv allows you to set your DVR to record programs on the fly. And it works!

Cisco Edge Quest 2 is a very short, but well done racing game in which you guide a router along a data stream to insure fast and reliable networks. While the game is a promotional vehicle, the advertising is unobtrusive and the overall experience is good.

I thought that the notion of a Mafia app with a cutesy pet theme sounded pretty dull—until I tried it. Epic Pet Wars is a quick, free, mindless MMO that’ll bring out the animal abuser in all of us.

TechCrunch is a tech-centric blog network, and their offline reader promises to deliver all of their content in a quick, convenient package. While it’s pretty enough to look at, and has plenty of features, the reader is just too crash-prone to justify consistent use.

Discover is a free gem that turns your iPhone or iPod Touch into a wireless flash drive combined with a file viewer. With plenty of features, the only real downside to Discover is the ads and some minor lag—but at least you won’t hear anyone complaining about the price.

Perennially one of the most popular downloads from the App Store, Lose It ! is a beautiful, intuitive and complete nutritional database and statistic tracker. The fact that it is available for free is icing on an already well baked cake, so to speak.

While not the most robust ebook reader around, Amazon has just laid down the gauntlet in the iPhone / iPod Touch ebook war. Get instant access to over 240,000 books, even ones you’ve previously purchased for your Kindle!

Stanza is one of the preeminent ebook readers on the iPhone / iPod Touch, with an intuitive interface, support for a wide variety of ebook formats, and an online store.

eReader is a electronic book reader for the iPhone and iPod Touch. While there are other alternatives, some free and some not, eReader works well, is reliable, and makes reading a joy on the iPhone and iPod Touch.

Joost Release iPhone App — And Fails Server Load

Joost has released an iPhone client that allows you to stream their content directly to your iPhone.

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Good Guide is a great aid to help you find great, safe, and organic products

Simple but smart native voice dialing application

This free matching game is worth every penny!

The first release from ng:moco is a great free reaction game

This app is all Audi and no Driving Challenge

IM+ is good, not spectacular free IM application for the iPhone.

SportsTap is a well organized application for quick access to sports scores and news.

Tris is a fantastic, free, Tetris clone application. Grab it now!

A great puzzle game from the Palm OS days returns on the iPhone.

Palringo is the first multiple IM service client released for the iPhone OS — hopefully it won’t be the best.

While it’s the best free travel application in the App Store now, that’s not saying much. Flight info is good but offers nothing over the Travelocity iPhone web site for most users.

Interesting game with MMORPG aspirations that builds on the Bejeweled idea by adding (annoying) RPG elements.