Screen 2:
Geocaching
iGeocacher
iGCT – for offset cache calculations
GeoHash – random locations each day; flashmob idea
Trailguru – GPS; recording tracks
TrackThing – GPS; recording tracks
CarFinder – set a location so that you can get back to your car
GPS Tracker – used with InstaMapper web site to track your location real time
Google Earth
SearchQuest – GPS; search for many different things (e.g., contact, restaurants) and use the GPS to get to them
earthscape – similar to Google Earth; allows you to post geotagged audio and images
AroundMe – finds all kinds of things around you (e.g. restaurants, stores)
GrandeGetter – nearest Starbucks
WiseEmail – emails your lat/long coordinates

Screen 3:
Wi-Fi Finder – locating wireless networks
Hotspots – keep track of your favorite locations; can add notes/images
YouTube – default
i.TV – television information
iWant – finds all kinds of things around you (e.g. restaurants, stores)
PhoneFlix – for managing NetFlix account
Tomatoes – Rotten Tomatoes movie reviews
Showtimes – movie times, ratings, info for local theaters
Flixster – same as above; I prefer this one
midomi – hum, sing, or say the words of a song; song is identified and you can even click and purchase many of them from iTunes (with a wireless connection)
Shazam – identifies songs
WeDict – dictionary
Trulia – local houses for sale
App Store – default

Screen 4:
Snip – for purchasing from Amazon; faster than Safari
WootWatch – one deal/day
YouNote – taking notes in a variety of formats (drawing, audio, typing, photo, geotagged)
Scribble – drawing
Notes – default
iTalk – recordering
ShopShop – shopping list
GoodGuide – store reference guide for buying green products
BigOven – recipes
Stocks – default
Brain Lantern – image search; random display of images based on a one or two word search
iEphemeris Lite – moon information

Screen 5:
Talking Italian Phrasebook
Talking French Phrasebook
Talking German Phrasebook
Talking Spanish Phrasebook
Travelocity
AirportStatus – delay information for all airports
WorldWiki – kind of like the CIA factbook for countries of the world
AIM – AOL Instant Message
Drinks – beverage recipes
SportsTap – realtime feeds for various sporting events, including certain NCAA sports
Dial Zero – phone numbers for many companies that actually get you to a real person
WhiteNoise – various audio files

Screen 6:
Pac-Man – the only app on this screen that really matters
HairstyleLite – use your own face and change your hairstyle
Trivopaedia – trivia encyclopedia
2 Across LE – crossword puzzle
Blanks – vocabulary
MrTriviaLite – trivia game
TiltSnake
PocketHoops – basketball
Labyrinth LE
TanZen Lite – tangrams
iTracer Lite – 3D rending
Tap Tap – Dance Dance Revolution for your fingers
Lie Detector

Screen 7:
VocabDaily
EyeTricks
LightSaber
TouchCalc
Calculator
Clock
Gesture Dial
Say Who Lite– voice activated dialing
Speed Dial 1 – apps that you can set up to dial one of your contacts (there are four of these apps for four different contacts)
Sound Box – random sounds

Screen 8:
Evernote
Geotags
Over Here
Trapster – speed trap information
iTunes – default
SMS Text – default
Weather – default

See, I told you.

During the Play. Share. Have fun with the iPhone/iTouch session at ITSC, we will have access to iPod Touch devices from Apple. They will be preloaded with some of the software that we will be discussing. If you have your own device, please feel free to download the free software in advance of Monday’s session so that you can use your own device. The list is below; any updates between now and Monday will be added to this blog.

Note: We will be breaking up into groups during the session.

Group 1

Midomi (music)

Isign lite – ASL

Free Spanish Tutor

Group 2

AroundMe

Trulia – real estate

Google Earth

Group 3

The Chemical Touch Lite Edition – Periodic Table

Touchplot and QuickGraph – graphing calculators

Epicentral – earthquake data

Group 4

Wikipanion

Younote – note taking

Google App

Oh, and no, the iPod Touch doesn’t have a GPS, but if you’re online, you can be found.