4 Excellent iPhone Apps Worth Paying For

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1. COOKIE MONGO GANG  Download

4 Excellent iPhone Apps Worth Paying For

The Cookie Mongo children's app has over 5 games, lot's of Videos and fun and great Music that's filled with learning, teaching respect, and more that's just good stuff for kids!

The Cookie Mongo Gang iPhone app includes many hours of fun including many songs off the Cookie Mongo Album on iTunes (a $4 value free)!!! It also includes games for children that can keep them busy for many hours!

It is a lot of fun for the kids, with songs that promote respect, sharing, and good family values… Everyone in the family will enjoy listening to the songs and catchy tunes and videos. Brighten your child's life with this wonderful gift.

Music/video includes:
"The Driving Song"
"The Animal Song"
"Get what you get and don't throw a fit"
ABC's and word spellings

Games including:
Animal Sound Match
Find Cookie
Reaction Time
Kid's Diary
and more!

A great value with Games, Video, and Music! DOWNLOAD

2. Lemon Download

Lemon gives you a fresh way to see your money and spend it smarter.
Use Lemon to capture all of your receipts so you can throw away the paper, keep the important stuff, and see your money in a whole new way.

Key Features:
• Scan an unlimited amount of receipts
• Can't find the receipt, don't worry, you can manually enter a purchase as well
• Send email receipts to your @lemon.com address (register for a Lemon account to get your personal @lemon.com address)

PLUS:
• Assign labels and categories to organize spending data
• Generate spending summary reports
• Capture merchant data, purchase total, date and category
• Export receipt scans and data any time
• Store receipt data securely with SSL encryption
• Meet IRS requirements for receipt storage

3. Marriage Fight Tracker Download

Want to improve your marriage? Need a Marriage Ref?
This app is to help your marriage and to put a more logical approach to issues. Ever got in a fight with your spouse or significant other about something in the past? Wish you could prove past things he or she has done or not done?
If you want to improve and keep track of your issues, you need the marriage fight tracker!
This app keeps track of your arguments and issues that include date, facts, description, and as many details about your fight or argument as you want.
It includes 10 rules for you and your significant other to follow every day, marriage video advice, and updated marriage tips!

Password protected for security.

4.  Contract Kit  Download

Why pay for forms and contracts one at a time for up to $20 each when you can have all of them on your iPhone and computer at one low price?

Contract Kit is a comprehensive collection of over 600 Business contracts and Business letters. Don't have your laptop, in a hurry, or just want to easily have access to about any contract? Contract Kit is your answer!

Contracts include:
Real Estate Contracts/Leases
Confidentiality Agreements
Buying Business Contracts
Consultant and Contractor Agreements
Employment Agreements and Forms
Incorporation Forms
License Agreements
Loan Agreements
Rewarding and Managing Employee Plans and Handbooks
Sales and Service Contracts and Forms
Stock Purchases
Business Transactions
Product Service Forms
Guidelines and Example Forms
Invoices
Letters for meetings/announcements/cancellations
Recording Minutes
Thank you letters
Business Procedures
Recommendation Letters and Queries
Records Requests
Reminders/Followup Sales Letters
Safety Precautions and Guidelines for Businesses
Appreciation Letters to Clients, Staff and Employees
Human Relation Letters and Documents

and Many Many More!

Contract Kit is your ONE STOP SHOP for any person or company to have just about any contract or letter ready to edit or send. Contract Kit for iPhone also includes all these contracts and letters for your Mac or PC for free with the app!

March 2, 2012 at 6:04 pm

Apple Introduces a New iPhone, With a Personal Assistant

CUPERTINO, Calif. — For its next act, Apple is turning the iPhone into a personal assistant.
The company on Tuesday unveiled an eagerly awaited new version of the device, the iPhone 4S, that comes with a “virtual assistant,” Siri, that recognizes voice commands by users to schedule appointments, dictate text messages and conduct Web searches.


Although the new phone is virtually indistinguishable on the outside from its predecessor, the iPhone 4, the company says it is packed with better technical innards, including a more advanced camera. The phone also includes a more powerful chip known as the A5, the same microprocessor that acts as the brains inside the iPad.


The company also said the new phone would run on two kinds of cellphone networks, GSM and CDMA, allowing its operation worldwide.


“When you think about it, only Apple could make such amazing software, hardware and services and bring them together into such a powerful, yet integrated experience,” said Timothy D. Cook, Apple’s chief executive officer, who introduced the new phone at an event here at the company’s headquarters.
Despite the new features and the improved technology, Apple fans expressed disappointment on Twitter about the lack of a design change. Investors reacted as well, sending the stock down 5 percent.
Preorders for the iPhone 4S start on Friday; the phone goes on sale on Oct. 14. Prices start at $199 for a model with 16 gigabytes of storage.


Apple will continue to sell its older iPhone 4 through its wireless carrier partners, which will drop the price to $99 from $199 when customers commit to a two-year contract. An even older model of the device, the iPhone 3GS, will be free, instead of $99, with a two-year contract.


The new phone will be available on the AT&T, Verizon and Sprint networks.


Mr. Cook’s appearance was his first at an event introducing a new Apple product since he took over as chief executive from Steven P. Jobs in August. Mr. Jobs was a master pitchman for Apple’s new products, captivating audiences with introductions that seemed off the cuff but were always meticulously rehearsed.


Mr. Jobs, founder of the company, left the top job for health reasons, and became chairman of Apple’s board.


Since the first iPhone was unveiled in 2007, Apple has come out with a new version each year, usually with an eye-catching new design, speedier technical performance and a fresh operating system packed with new features. While Apple generally has released the new versions in June, this one is coming out much closer to the crucial holiday selling season.


With every new iPhone, Apple faces the challenge of how to entice its legions of fans to upgrade to the new device and to convert the much larger pool of people who don’t yet own one. The second task is the more difficult one, as mobile phones running the Android operating system by rival Google have flooded the market, with wider distribution from wireless carriers, more hardware choices and often cheaper price tags.
When the previous iPhone update was released, in June 2010, Apple and Google each accounted for about the same share of new smartphone sales. Since then the market has shifted dramatically in Google’s favor. During the second quarter of this year, Android devices accounted for 43.4 percent of new smartphone sales to Apple’s 18.2 percent, according to the research firm Gartner.


Both companies’ mobile businesses are growing swiftly as they steal share from rivals like the maker of the BlackBerry, Research in Motion, that have fallen behind their technical innovations.


The iPhone is the most critical product in Apple’s line-up and the largest source of its revenue, accounting for more than $13.3 billion — almost half of total company sales — in the most recent quarter.
This article has been revised to reflect the following correction:
Correction: October 4, 2011


Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article incorrectly said Apple introduced the phone on Wednesday. It was Tuesday.