iPad

Now that’s a lot of apps.

With all of them there still needs to be a better way to find the best ones; there’s just not a good enough system yet except trusted blogs that you read, and there’s no way they cover all of them.

[Read more…] about 300,000 Apps in the Apple Store and Counting [Infographic]

Looking for a VNC client for you iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad? You might be able to stop that search after trying out Screens, which is an advanced VNC mobile app.

Here are some of the features:

• Universal – Screens will run on both iPhone and iPad – one app for both devices.
• Easy to Use – Screens is the easiest, most user friendly VNC client for iOS.
• Exit Cursor – Screens is a 100%, fully touched-base VNC client. Forget the cursor. Click, drag and scroll where your fingers are, not the cursor.
• Secure – Screens can connect to your computer through a SSH Tunnel so your session is encrypted and safe.
• Pull-to-Dock – Your Dock is hidden? No problem! Screens can make it appear with a simple flick!
• Multi-Touch – Screens supports many multi-touch features your already use on your trackpad.
• Screens Connect – Make your computer available from anywhere. Easy as flicking a switch! No messy router setup. *
• Versatile – Compatible with OS X, Windows and Linux.
• Works Anywhere – Through WiFi or a 3G network.

Check out these few videos after the jump:

[Read more…] about Screens for iPad, iPhone: VNC Client

Part of me wants to stop reporting on apps like these simply because I cannot do web development very well on my mobile devices. I need a full QWERTY keyboard and all of my apps, even if I do a lot of simple text-editing.

I think most of this has to do with my preferences, but there are enough mobile development apps out there that one of them have to work well, right?

Well, here’s another one to consider:

[Read more…] about Nebulous Notes Lets You Code While Mobile