FeedFalls is pretty to look at, but there’s not a lot of function with this form. Imagine channel surfing without ever finding something you want to watch. Now do that with a news paper.

RSS Flash g is an RSS reader that syncs with Google’s Reader RSS aggregator. This is a middle-of-the-road RSS utility. It does a great thing syncing with Reader, which any Reader fan will love, but some may find the interface wanting.

Docked on a nightstand or desk, your iPhone makes for the perfect digital photo frame. DreamStream greatly enhances viewable photo sources by accessing pictures from MobileMe, Facebook albums and Flickr tags among others. Even your friends’ photos aren’t safe!

Trackr might be the first app to let you remotely start torrent downloads, but that doesn’t mean it’s anywhere near decent. This RSS reader/torrent downloader mash-up fails in both categories.

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.