Do you like baseball?  If so, have we got an app for you!  MLB At Bat 2011 for iPad is:

one sports app that is the benchmark for every other league out there, it is Major League Baseball’s MLB At Bat app for iPhone and iPad.  Providing a massive amount of in game information, stats, highlights and integration to MLB.tv accounts, MLB At Bat 2011 is an absolute must have for baseball fans.

In short, high praise.  Head on over to alliosnews.com and check out Clinton Fitch’s full featured review that covers all the aspects of this wonderful program.

Clinton Fitch has done a fantastic job with his latest review: F1 2010 Timing App for iPhone and iPad.  Clinton has been using F1 2010 Timing on his iPhone and has nothing but good things to say about both the sport of racing and the program.

Race fans – start your engines and check out Clinton’s review here.

Summer is fast approaching, and with that comes lemonade, hot days and everyone’s favorite sport, baseball.  Whether you’re a kid or a kid at heart, baseball likely holds some fond memories for you.  Many of you may even love to watch Major League Baseball.  If so, you should definitely check out Clinton Fitch’s review of MLB at Bat 2010 for iPhone and iPad.  Clinton has done another fantastic job with this review.  Check it out here.

Clinton Fitch has dove into SPB Software’s alternative user interface for Windows Mobile, and posted an excellent review of SPB Mobile Shell 3.5 here.  His review of SPB Mobile Shell, a Today alternative for Windows Mobile, does a great job of  examining the features and explaining why the program is a more than suitable user interface replacement.  You should definitely check it out here.

One of my New Year’s resolutions for 2010 was to lose some of the weight I had been steadily gaining over the course of the last ten years or so.  This was no small task as my lifestyle consists almost exclusively of sitting.  Oh and eating junk food.  So, I knew I was going to have to make some changes.  One of those changes involved paying better attention to the foods I eat.  I found that if you record everything you eat, then you think twice before eating all of that junk food (also, reading labels is a great way to stop eating). 

I scoured the iTunes App store and came up with about half a dozen apps which promised to help me lose weight by tracking everything I eat.  After thoroughly evaluating each of these, I finally settled on Lose It!, which offered the most intuitive interface and a pretty nice library of foods and restaurants. 

Apparently, I am not the only one who thinks Lose It! offers a fantastic solution for those of you looking to improve your health a little (or a lot).  My good friend Clinton Fitch, whose public weight loss of over 60 pounds should serve as an inspiration to us all, has also been using Lose It!.  Clinton posted a review of the free app over on his website.   Like most people who have tried to lose weight, Clinton found that knowledge of what you are eating is one of the most important tools available to you, and Lose It! is a fantastic knowledge database.  Though as Clinton notes in his comprehensive review, this is just one of the myriad of tools in the Lose It! toolbox.

Check out Clinton’s full review (and weight loss chronicle) over at Clinton Fitch, and then download this free app from the iTunes App Store.