Apps

Whether you’re trying to capture the grandeur of the Grand Canyon or just snapping a selfie of your abs (not again, Anthony Weiner!), utilizing a set of great photo apps is key.

It’s hard to believe how different a hot commute in hair-pulling traffic can be from a balmy mid-afternoon drive on an open road in the countryside — both in the same car. Nothing brings back the freedom of summer like a great drive, and unless you’re cursed with a 36-month lease of a kiddie-hauler that now smells like sour milk, it’s high time you planned just such a trip.

You can’t manage what you don’t measure. That is true for endurance athletes tracking caloric expenditure and substrate utilization or weekend warriors just looking to stay fit.

It’s apparently no longer enough to wear one’s heart on one’s sleeve — or wrist.

Properly calibrating your TV and sound system is essential for getting the best picture and sound out of your gear — but few do it. Short of hiring a professional to take the work off of your plate, DIY solutions are grim: buying special discs and wading through various complex menus to get the job done.

A Plant Tracker To Root For

Carpe Vita!

An App for your Aorta

Rosetta Phone

Competition meets innovation

National Parks? There's an app for that.

If you’re really into watching or making movies, immerse yourself even further with the Condition ONE app. The startup’s groundbreaking video technology allows users to explore capturing full motion video at 180-degrees using the iPad, with full panning and tilting ability.

Get your head in the game

Look Ma, no ruler

Adobe Kitchen Sink 6

Math Faster

Where's the beef? On your iPad of course.

Fuel to the fire

There's an App for That Too

Might as well call it iPutt