Organizer is useful for writing your daily plans, jotting down your ideas and for an advanced memo tool. The options in this application for making notes are impressive, but lack of calendar integration lets it down.

PCalc RPN Calculator has an optional RPN mode and a plethora of conversions built-in, a two-line display, undo and redo, and just about everything else one would expect from a scientific or engineering calculator. Its display is fully customizable and includes themes, various color options, landscape/portrait mode, and more. It’s an expensive calculator but it has an exhaustive set of features.

Pinball Dreaming: Pinball Dreams is a remake of a classic Amiga game from the early 1990s. Updated graphics add to the sound effects, music, and game play, and all combine to make this not only a great recreation of the original but also a fun diversion.

Plus is definitely a worthwhile spreadsheet app. With it you can easily transfer Excel spreadsheets back and forth and edit and open them on both the PC/Mac and the iPhone. While it appears to be well worth its asking price, you still have to ask yourself if its limited support of Excel’s XML file format will be enough for you. If you need full MS Office compatibility, this will disappoint.

Landscape Email All of a Sudden Very Popular

An odd thing happened last night. Our list of New App Store Applications picked up 5 applications, all nearly the same, all approved at the same time. These apps had been waiting in queue for a while — some as far back as 8/25.

Sideways – $1.99 – 8/27 – http://148apps.com/app/289146621
Lettera – $1.99 – 8/25 – http://148apps.com/app/289247074
Wide Email – $1.99 – 8/25 – http://148apps.com/app/289274499
Touch Type (Landscape Email) – $0.99 – 9/4 – http://148apps.com/app/288916937
Compose – $4.99 – 9/11 – http://148apps.com/app/290987348

It looks like someone at Apple made the decision, finally, that these applications were OK and didn’t duplicate the functionality of Apple apps.