Here are five Fresh Apps worth tapping into today.
1. The White House
One week before President Obama’s 2010 State of the Union Address, the White House today released an iPhone app that aggregates news, photos and blog posts that come out of the executive branch. No reason to run a deficit with this free and official app, which also carries live video streaming.
2. iTrust
Ever get that sneaking suspicion that your friends and significant others are snooping around on your iPhone? Find out for sure with the 99-cent iTrust application. Just program a few settings and leave your iPhone out for the scavengers to take hold. Once you return, view a log of the last five activities that took place on your device.
3. Sundance Festival 2010
The annual Sundance Film Festival takes place in Park City today through January 31. Even if you can’t afford a trip to Utah, you can still indulge in the cinematic scene by investing $4.99 in the official Sundance iPhone app. View exclusive clips from presenting films as well as interviews with their directors. If you do make it to Sundance, the app serves as a convenient festival film guide and screening schedule.
4. Comet Racer
The first racing title from Donut Games, this simple and potentially addicting iPhone app has you racing through the depths of abandoned mining rocks when you are not sprinting around through the cosmos. Import your iTunes music library as you find hidden paths through squiggly comets.
5. The Woman’s Day Cookvook: Healthy Food for Everyday Living
Chock full of 45 healthy recipes and an even healthier $9.99 price tag is new cookbook app from the publishers of Woman’s Day magazine. The Cookvook’s menu also includes videos for how to prepare each dish, as well as a number or recipes that can be prepared in 30 minutes or less.
