Probably the best, customizable, well designed ambient sound app, in your menubar. And it's completely free!

I'm interested to try out the app, but regardless, the facebook team did a great job on this Paper intro website.

Explore and share stories from friends and the world around you. Available for the iPhone in the US on February 3rd. For an early look, you can take a tour at http://facebook.com/paper

Full recipe: http://bit.ly/u7TWcN The chef of The Smith in Manhattan makes les moules

At Web 2.0 Summit 2011 Kevin Rose shows off his new company's first app called Oink. It's centered around rating things, no places. It's a way of seeing what's a popular thing to try or eat at a given place. People can become experts in a field by checking into that thing more often, and vendors may be able to give deals to experts in their company's field.

Everything about your life is exciting. To everyone. Visit us at: http://jotly.co

Why have lots of apps when you could have just one, that let's you rate everything? Jotly is the new app for iPhone and Android that takes redundancy out of app usage. Instead of downloading individual apps to rate all the different things in your life, download Jotly and rate your entire life, with just one app.

This time on Foundation Kevin Rose sits down with Dennis Crowley, founder and CEO of Foursquare. Dennis chats about how he got into technology, how Foursquare got started, how to approach building your own start-up and much more!

Check out more episodes of Foundation: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL763A1892A72D8F3D

Word Lens instantly translates printed words from one language to another using the video camera on your iPhone. It looks up words for you, and shows them in context. No network delay, no roaming fees, and no reception problems.

Word Lens -- download it free on the App Store: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/word-lens/id383463868

I was looking for a screen capture app for Windows kind of like Shutter for Ubuntu. I tried Screenpresso at first, but @sl4cker on Friendfeed suggested I try PicPick.

This probably one of the most robust free screen capture programs I've come across. Share to FTP, E-mail, Facebook and twitter. Standard drawing, shapes, arrows, lines, text, and etc. Blur, sharpen, hue, contrast, brightness, pixelate, rotate, flip, frame effect and etc. There's also a portable version available as well!

I had been looking for something like this for a while. There's a lot out there, but I want something kind of like Shutter for Ubuntu. This one's got some nice editor features built in, and ability to share to twitter. Only thing I'm missing from Shutter is ability to upload to another image host such as ImageShack or something.

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Knocking Live Video is a free video-sharing app for iPhone, and now for Android, that broadcasts live video from one smartphone to another. Qik can be public or private , whereas Knocking Live Video is currently only private, and Qik streams to the Internet. Knocking Live Video's niche is phone-to-phone broadcasting, which is inherently a private way to share when both parties have Knocking Live Video up and running on their phones.

Despite worldwide adoration, the HootSuite iPhone App seemed a bit lonely. So the thoughtful developers went back to the factory to build more robots including HootSuite for Android. In fact, they had so much fun, they made Lite (free) robots too. With 4 versions to choose from, HootSuite is now one big, happy mobile robot family. Read more here

"We have been working on feedly mobile for a few months now. After a few iterations, we have reached a design which we felt had an interesting mix of fun, simplicity and speed in it. It is now time to open the door and let the community in. Here is a one minute overview of what we call “feedly iPhone prototype 7″"

Eugene Lin wanted to be rich. Steve Jobs promised it. App after app, the Apple gods got angry with him. Until finally, with nothing but an accelerometer, two dozen naked women, and the nation of Japan, Eugene had a story to tell.

Google Voice is finally on the iPhone via its browser, and Apple can’t really do anything about it. Seems like a nuisance to open m.google.com/voice for every phone call, but I guess you can create a shortcut to this URL on iphone home screen or Palm Launcher.

With BlackBerry being historically such a business device, it’s only fitting that there be a proper LinkedIn application – the social network defined specifically for business. With the upcoming LinkedIn app you’ll be able to see your contacts status updates, review profiles before a meeting, integrate LinkedIn contacts into your BlackBerry contacts and know when you’re receiving LinkedIn messages via a hip new icon.

You Know How I Know that you have a bad relationship? You bought iTrust for your iPhone. And app that requires you to pay for it, have 0 trust in your significant other, and requires them to be stupid enough to not realize an app is running.

"70 tools, tutorials, and resources to help you get started developing your own iPhone apps. There’s everything from basic tutorials to templates to resource libraries to help you on your way."

Car Finder has to be one of the most useful augmented reality app to hit for the iPhone 3GS/Blackberry. This app uses the built-in GPS and Compass in the iPhone 3GS to locate and track the car you have parked from anywhere you are.

It's just an iphone view, not an app, anyway it works pretty smooth, I'd like to see a notification system built into an Air app for Wave.