It has been almost exactly one month since Windows Mobile MVP, and good friend of JAMM, Clinton Fitch, got his iPhone.  In that time, he has now reached a whopping ten app reviews, and there is no end in site.  His Facebook status today noted that his biggest problem right now is deciding which of the amazing apps he has found to review next.  So, we’ll just have to wait anxiously to see what he pulls out of his sleeve next.

In the meantime, Clinton posted a fantastic review of Zagat To Go earlier this week.  This is a fantastic looking iPhone app, which brings you all of the information you need to check out all of the local restaurants, including reviews and directions.  As usual, Clinton gave this one a thorough work-up, complete with a myriad of screen captures.  In the end, he concludes:

As you can see, ZAGAT To Go 09 for iPhone is a rich and detailed application, providing a wealth of information to you so you can make informed decisions about restaurants, nightlife and hotels.  If you are a foodie or you travel a lot, this should be on your short list of applications to get.  The only real complaint I have about the application is that sometimes it gets a bit difficult to search for locations that are not immediately in your area.  It is a bit clunky to get ZAGAT to allow you to search an area on the other side of town for example.  I realize this isn’t necessarily the strength of the application.  It is, after all, designed to give you locations near where you happen to be.  But if I want to find a place in Frisco, Texas while I’m in the middle of downtown Dallas, I can do it but it takes several clicks through the Advanced Search function.

Check out the full review over at Clinton Fitch(dot)com.

When I reviewed Spb Wireless Monitor 3 a few months ago, I called it one of the most important utilities for anyone with a limited data plan.  Yet, I found that it still had room to grow, with a number of features not reaching their full potential.

Well, for a second opinion, let’s take a look at what Clinton Fitch of Clinton Fitch(dot)com had to say about this fantastic program.  One thing he did which I thought was great was to look at both the Professional (touch screen) and the Standard (non-touch screen) at the same time, meaning you could see how the program worked on both types of devices.

In his review, Clinton concludes:

As you can see, Wireless Monitor is extremely powerful in monitoring and reporting your usage of your data connections on your Windows Phone.  The improvements in this version are substantial and the robust reporting and alarm configuration settings should prevent excessive overages for users if they are configured properly.  If you are one who needs to make sure you don’t go over on your data plan each month, Wireless Monitor is really a no-brainer.  If you are an unlimited data plan subscriber, this application can help you see trends in your usage so you can adjust as necessary.  Either way, Wireless Monitor should be on the short list of every Windows Phone owner’s must have list.

Check out his full review, which is chock full of pictures both on the HTC Advantage and the ultra-portable HTC S740.