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.

Maybe contact organizing isn’t as exciting as Pocket God, but I’m about as excited as I can get about contacts with Groups.

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.

Movie Brain is like having IMDB in your pocket, but better because it doesn’t require the internet! A must-have for movie buffs.

Appigo Notebook differentiates itself from the competition by offering tight integration with Todo, a task management app also by Appigo. It also offers numerous formatting options, the ability to sync notes with a free online service, full text searching, the ability to create multiple notebooks, and more.

When connected to the Internet you can use Wikipedia Mobile to search Wikipedia for articles, which can then be saved to you’re iPhone for offline viewing. Pages retain their original formatting and can be searched for words or phrases, but the app has no built-in zoom, nor does it offer bookmarking or annotation capabilities. Regardless, it’s a great way to create a library of articles conventiently available whether you have connectivity or not.

Summizer is a Twitter trend spotting and search application

Find objects within a picture as you trek your way up Everest