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iPhone APP/Software Review Sites- Resources for Iphone User 

Recently, I have bought an iPhone as  gift for my sister, who help me a lots in the past 3 years. Though iPhone is very user friendly and easy to use, my old sister still feel that she should add more "cool" thing to make her gear epic. I have to search google and find the resouces for making the iphone cooler. I would like to share these great sites, which defenitly will be more professional than Reviewfbi in the iphone app threads. 

 iPhoneapppodcast.com- Video reviews of the iPhone apps--perfect for viewing on your iPhone/iPod Touch before you buy or download the app. The demo videos are very clear and informative. While they should be praised for being the only review site to offer excellent quality video podcasts, my only wish was that they used Vimeo instead to offer an HD video alternative.

The Gizmodo iPhone App review page- While not very in-depth (as is Gizmodo's style) the fact that it boasts so many apps on one page is quite a feat. Apps like Twitterific, Google Mobile, and Pandora are talked about very briefly. The page includes blurbs on all of the favorites and even those that you didn't know about. What makes it different is the mass quantities of apps on one page vs the very in-depth--which is ideal for people just browsing around for apps to put on their phone.

iPhone Toolbox Apps Page- This page is actually very cool in that it displays what the app looks like on the phone. When visitors scroll over, they get a quick blurb about the app. Clicking on it brings you to another quick introduction and a link to the app's website or something else with a more in-depth review. This also includes app ratings. This is ideal for those of us quickly looking to get info on the app via a rating system, photos and a small intro with the option of continuing on to a more in-depth analysis.

Ars Technica's iPhone App review page- What it lacks in mass quantities of apps, it makes up for with extremely in-depth with testing out iPhone apps to get the most out of them. Ideal for those of us looking for extremely in-depth reviews of select apps.

iPhoneappreviews.net- With a clean and straightforward look, this site features quick blurbs on app updates, medium length app reviews, and comparisons against other apps that provide similar services. The reviews seem very honest--citing in the reviews that some apps are great and calling one, "one of the dullest games I've ever played." 

AppVee -AppVee is a recently launched application review site. AppVee aims to do things a little differently by providing users with a personal review of the app and also ratings for the apps. Ratings range from ease of use and features to the app's user interface. I've already spotted quite a few app reviews that I haven't seen elsewhere on AppVee.

Apple iPhone School - Apple iPhone School is a great app review site for both the App Store apps and jailbroken apps via Cydia. There's a great selection of app reviews currently available for both sources. If you're looking for a particular app review check out the site's sidebar for categories and more 

What'soniphone -What's On iPhone? is not only a great iTunes apps review site, but also a great web apps review site. With a team of engineers, writers, medical professionals, culinary artists, home makers, What's on iPhone will help anyone decide on an app. Reviews start off with an overview of the application and follows up with their personal take on the app, a mini review, and the final verdict.

iUseThis - If you not only want reviews of an app, but also want to know how many people are really using it, iUseThis is your site. You can register for iUseThis to keep a log of all the apps you're using. However, the site is best for finding out the most popular of two apps. For example, if you're trying to make a decision between two or three note-taking applications and wanted to know which one may have been downloaded the most, iUseThis is a great place to find out.