Interesting app that lets you record voice notes on your iPhone, which are then transcribed to text files which are synced to the web app or Firefox extension/turned into reminder emails or text messages. It's Evernote for audio rather than images, very roughly speaking.

"A.I.Disk is an elegant solution to access files on your MobileMe iDisk, save them to the iPhone or iPod Touch, read on the go and even email to friends."

Best Twitter client for the iPhone - very simple, just lets you get on with reading and tweeting.

In iPhone form. Searchable, shows current location, generally looks quite slick, and you don't need to be online to use it (which, since I drain my battery using Google Maps whenever I'm in London, is the tempting feature). £5.99.

"We have decided to drop the non-disclosure agreement (NDA) for released iPhone software." As a user, does this mean the developers who have made apps that can email files will tell all their freinds how to do it? Hope so.

FTP client for iPhone. Shame it doesn't let you email files as well.

A proposed app for turning all the power draining/useful iPhone features on and off with one click (or should that be push? poke? jab? finger?). This would need to be provided by Apple, and that they might be reluctant to admit the need for such a thing.

I've gone with SSH. (It's annoying that you have to wait for reviews like these to pop up, or purchase every single app of a given type to find out which is best - if demo versions were available, I'm sure I would've spent a lot more at the App Store by now.)

iSSH comes out top.

With Fire Eagle support. Not checked the app yet, but their website doesn't exactly inspire confidence.

Not available in the UK. Aaargh.

I'm pretty gutted I was away when Netshare made was popping in and out of the App Store.

Good round up. Though there's not much point reading past "...there are currently no to-do-list apps that can sync with your existing to-do lists in iCal or Mail." (Another thing to add to my silly "What?! But my bloody Newton can do that!" list.)

Very fancy-looking sampler/sequencer for the iPhone. (It is starting to annoy me that you can't get demos of iPhone apps.)

I've been getting vaguely into geocahing lately (there are quite a few caches dotted about Glasgow), so fingers crossed Apple approve this app.

Transfer files to the iPhone (text, doc, PDF, RTF, &c.)

iPhone Flickr browser. The 'Near Me' feature looks fun.