- Summer fun comes hand in hand with a blistering summer sun, so some sunscreen application is in order these days. Gorgeously Green Survival Guide ($0.99) helps in selecting the right one by showing which chemical ingredients are no-nos.
- For those trying to figure out where to go and what to do in Los Angeles, Greenopia (free) offers a listing of over a thousand green businesses, restaurants, and services, complete with search and mapping functions. (Don't worry, it's coming out with apps for more cities later this year.)
- Overwhelmed by new menus in new locations? What's Fresh ($1.99) offers a U.S. map of seasonable produce and details the local fruits and vegetables in season for fresher and greener eats.
- To learn more about energy used in travels, greenMeter ($5.99) measures fuel consumption, efficiency, and costs, enhanced by details on carbon footprint and consumption graphs.
- In the era of new media, everyone likes to be in the know whenever and where they are. Stay in tune with GreenSpot ($1.99), a topic-specific reader aggregating environmental headlines from top sources like the NYT and AP and even hosts a podcast.
- Alternatively, Green News Reader ($0.99) also scans our favorite National Geographic, among other sources, for news!
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Aleisha from Walk Score here. We just launched a Walk Score iPhone app that gives you a walkability score for any location, lets you explore the most walkable parts of any neighborhood, and has reviews and walking directions.
We'd love to see any feedback you have!
http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=324593852&mt=8
everybody really love this smart phone..
luv i-phone!!
Thanks for the list of this apps.They will come handy in my next trip.Thanks apple for making this ultimate smartphone.5530 apps
Another tool for the fight against global warming.
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Today iPhone is the most preferred travel gadget mainly because of tis strong multimedia potential and huge catalog of games and travel apps.
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The get fresh app for finding seasonal produce across the States is awesome and my favourite. Empowering peoples food choices...what an idea.
A Real Tree is the another one.
By purchasing the app you contribute to the reforestation of different countries around the globe. Literally, its not a great app showcasing a virtual tree with trivial movements. You can blow the wind to see it blossom or get the birds fly out from the branches. Hotel Booking