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Yes, it's coming and you'll have to deal with it. So here some apps to spend better the Valentine Day, alone or not :)
[note the new Share with Google Buzz on top right :) ]
The Anti-Valentine has been gathered by Geek Sugar and you can read the details here
The title says it all. Below the selection created by The Business insider (here if you re reading from RSS)
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Apple just released a selection of 10 apps for discovering music. But 2 important one are missing: TuneWiki and Deezer. We've added them in the selection below (here if you're reading from RSS). Of course this selection is also part of our Mixes on AppsFire new site
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Many of those are also good for anyone. But the interesting bits are the tips given by Kenley who created this appMix (use this link from your RSS reader to view the selection)
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Pretty cool selection of Apps by TheNextWeb. La creme de la creme :)
Would have added 360fashion, a getap.ps partner :)
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New year's greetings, fireworks, resolution, wish list, countdowns...All the apps you need to celebrate a h-APP-y new year
Hard to imagine there are so many right? :)
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The 2009 Best of collection (LifeHacker, TechCrunch, Gigaom, Wired) is joined by TUAW. A nice selection of apps, some of which we did not know.
Prepare a budget of $40. Note they have not included their own TUAW app which i find particularly elegant!
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Very nice selection by GigaOM (AppleBlog). Must haves indeed. to be added to our 2009 best of collections (Wired, Lifehacker, Techcrunch)
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We had Lifehacker, TechCrunch. Now Wired favorite apps of 2009 (full selection here). All classics. No surprise (except Bloom i just discovered)
But what are the top apps 2009 according to Appsfire? :)
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