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Promo for App A Day TV

http://www.appaday.tv reviews the VNC Lite app for iPhone, Ipod touch, and iPad.
Mocha VNC provides access to a VNC Server. Using your iPhone or iPad, you can connect to a Windows PC or Mac OS X and see the files, programs, and resources exactly as you would if you were sitting at your desk, just on a smaller screen.

LITE VERSION:
Compared to the Lite version the full version has:
- Another cool key board
- Extra keys as ALT,CTRL, Option and the Apple key
- Support for right mouse button, hover and mouse wheel
- Macro support
- Ctrl+alt+del key. Needed if using Win 200x as a VNC Server
Get it from the app store here.

Everyone wants to help out their community, but let’s face it, most people are too busy or too lazy to take the time to write a letter or make a call. Diane has the solution with the 311 app giving you the power to take your issue to city hall with the press of a button! That’s right the 311 app uses the camera and geotagging capabilities of your iphone to send important alerts to local officials who can help.

Los Angeles 311 is a real time mobile civic engagement tool. Los Angeles 311 provides a free, simple, and intuitive tool empowering citizens to identify civic issues (potholes, graffiti, trash, snow removal, etc.) and report them to city hall for quick resolution; an opportunity for government to use technology to save money and improve accountability to those they govern; and a positive, collaborative platform for real action. Los Angeles 311 is powered by CitySourced, the leader in interactive civic engagement.

With a sweet camera built into your mobile device, many of you have become amateur photographers overnight. It seems like every day a new photo related app is released but COLORSPLASH stands out from the rest.

ColorSplash lets you quickly and easily give photos a dramatic look by converting them to black and white, while keeping your chosen details in color. This effect - known as a “cutout” or “selective color” - draws the viewers’ attention to the colored areas.
In-app video tutorials as well as a detailed help page.
Undo any number of accidental brush strokes.
You can get yourself the COLORSPLASH app here