GasBag is a user-driven database of locale gas stations near you. . .and the price of their gas. With the gas getting so expensive earlier this year this is a great resource tool to find the lowest prices around.  Read More →

iNap is a travel alarm with GPS functionality to wake you up before you get to a certain location. Instead of setting a time for the alarm to go off, set a location and then set the radius distance. When you get within that radius the alarm will wake you up. Note - This does work on the 2G iPhone(and technically it could work on the iPod Touch. . .though I didn’t test if it would install... 

Trails will actually record the route you take on any trip. This can be a walk/jog, trip, vacation, etc. It uses the GPS to find your exact location on the map, marks it, and then creates the route on the map. Note - The 3G iPhone is required to for this application to work correctly.  Read More →

GPSCockpit is a ‘toy’ application that lets you simulate a single engine airplane cockpit. I say toy because in the notes it says that it ‘must not be used as primary means of navigation’. Note - You need a 3G iPhone in order for this application to work correctly.  Read More →

SpeedBox uses the built-in GPS unit to find out just how fast you’re traveling. You can see the GPS Accuracy level, live while the application is running. Touching the small ‘i’ in the bottom right of the application takes you to the Options where you can switch between kilometer and miles.  Read More →

G-Spot uses figures out your latitude and longitude using the iPhone 3G’s built-in GPS antenna.  Read More →

G-Park is a ‘where did I park’ application. This does work on the iPod Touch(if you can get on wifi in the parking lot). . .but really shines on the iPhone(on both the 2G and 3G models). Touch the ‘Park Me’ button when you park your car, and then go shop or do whatever you need. Then when you’re ready to find your car, tiouch the ‘Where did I park’ button...