All set to pick up a new iPhone 3GS? You’ll need some apps to install on it, of course. But with literally tens of thousands to choose from how do you tell which are which games are the most innovative, which Twitter clients are breaking new ground and which fart apps are like a breath of fresh air.

The answer is the iPhone App Directory, a new bookazine from the makers of iCreate and iPhoneKungFu.com. With in-depth coverage of every App Store category and reviews of over 250 applications this is the best guide to software for the iPhone and iPod Touch around.

The iPhone App Directory is available now priced £9.99

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With 15,000 apps to choose from, it’s easy to get distracted by the current best sellers. In our opinion, these are the ones you won’t want to be without.

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Apple’s App Store for the iPhone and iPod Touch has achieved the landmark of one billion downloads, just nine months after its launch last year.

The Store has seen phenomenal growth and has now has more than 35,000 titles available. RIM, Nokia and …

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