It’s a 2GB download by the way…be patient After all, it has over 800 tracks. If you like classical music and you miss out on this deal, then you should kick yourself at least 800 times.

The Ustream Live Broadcaster iPhone App lets we share available videos to Ustream, as well as alternative websites similar to Twitter, Facebook as well as YouTube, as well as it will automatically tide as well as jot down to your Ustream. The new app allows streaming over 3G and wifi.

The game feature solo play or team play over bluetooth or local WiFi where you and your friends can form a band and jam together (up to 4 players.)

Song List:

• 30 Seconds to Mars – “Attack”
• AFI – “Girls Not Grey”
• All American Rejects – “Move Along”
• Beastie Boys – “Sabotage”
• Blink 182 – “All the Small Things”
• Blondie – “Hanging on the Telephone”
• Foo Fighters – “Learn to Fly”
• Foo Fighters – “Everlong”
• George Thorogood and the Destroyers – “Bad to the Bone”
• Jethro Tull – “Hymn 43”
• Joan Jett – “Bad Reputation”
• Lynyrd Skynyrd – “Simple Man”
• Motörhead – “Ace of Spades”
• Rise Against – “Give It All”
• Silversun Pickups – “Lazy Eye”
• Steve Miller Band – “Take the Money and Run”
• The Pixies – “Debaser”
• The Presidents of the United States of America – “Ladybug”
• The Go Go’s – “We Got The Beat”
• Smashing Pumpkins – “Cherub Rock”

You can choose to play guitar, bass, drums, or do vocals.

The game also features push notifications where your friends can alert you when they want to get the band together and rock out. Rock Band requires iPhone OS 3.0 (EA actually says it does best with 3.1)

Dropbox now has an iPhone app  that allows you to browse the files you have synced from your computer. You can access files that the iPhone supports, such as PDF files, Word documents, images and music files. In addition, images and videos can be uploaded from the iPhone, which will then be automatically synced and uploaded to your desktop computer.

Dropbox comes with 2GB of storage for free, which may be enough to store your most important files, but also has a 50GB package for $9.99 per month and a 100GB package for $19.99 per month.

In terms of total number of downloads the free app from AmericanGreetings.com has topped the list of offerings on iTunes. Once downloaded, users can browse from a wide variety of greetings, personalize, and send e-cards to anyone with an e-mail address.

The vice president of product management at AmericanGreetings.com Dan Miller said “We are thrilled with the success of the app and the positive feedback we’ve received from consumers”.

The AmericanGreetins.com ecard app gives its users exclusive access to a vast selection of world class greetings from American Greetings.

Features includes:

• high quality, innovative ecards from AmericanGreetings.com creative studio
• add a photo ecards: use photos from your iPhone to create personalized ecards.
• create a card: choose from different backgrounds, stickers and messages to create and personalize the perfect card.

Like a chimerical parrot, each head squawking a different one-liner, Twitter can seem odd to the casual observer. Allowing users to post ultra-short updates, a quick tour ’round Twitter will find normal folk, celebrities and even politicians rubbing shoulders and swapping verbs.

As a frequent tweeter, I decided it was time to identify the ultimate Twitter app for the iPhone. Diving headlong in to the App Store, I emerged from its murky depths with 12 different apps.

Read on for the definitive roundup of iPhone Twitter apps available from the iTunes App Store including a comparison table and screenshot gallery.

Tweetie ($2.99)
Everything in one app, including multiple accounts, favorites, deleting, following, trends, location, re-tweets, photos and more. Notably, Tweetie is also blazing fast. The interface is lacking in visual-flair, leaving it feeling a little empty, though. Still, it’s robust, quick and all the features to tweet on the go are present and correct.

Tweetsville ($3.99)
Although there’s no location-based functionality or multiple accounts, everything else is present and correct, from retweeting to trends, and search to favorites. The overall presentation is polished yet refined, with a simple box-style list layout or the option to change this to a Tweetie/iChat style bubble design. For four bucks though, Tweetsville has either got to step up to the plate with some new features or back down and drop that price a little.

iTweets ($0.99)
With its iPhone SMS-influenced design, iTweets is an ultra-simple solution, perhaps most appropriate for the infrequent tweeter (with few friends). There’s no photo-support, no trends, no search: just one stream of tweets. Put simply, there are better apps than this available for free. And the app icon is, frankly, a vile blemish on the vibrant and youthful face of my lovely iPhone.

Twittelator Pro ($4.99)
As the name suggest, this is the Pro version of Twittelator (a free app). The app is painfully rich in features, unfortunately to its detriment: it feels cluttered and confusing. The app may be rich in functionality (there’s even a help button, perfect for those Jack Bauer emergency situations), but it’s poor in accessibility and, ultimately, a disappointment.

Twitterrific Premium ($9.99)
The premium version features an alternative theme and is ad-free. The adverts in the free version, though, are unobtrusive and serve as handy bookmarks when scrolling through unwieldy streams (which helps as scrolling is very jerky). Light on features, the appealing, functional interface design and super-cute tweeting sound are plus points. Certainly not worth ten bucks, especially compared to the competition.

Twinkle (free)
From the guys behind Tap Tap Revenge, comes a gorgeous looking Twitter app. It was the first one I used for iPhone but I eventually abandoned it due to various unsolved issues with the obligatory Tapulous ID. Like Twitterific, it’s light on features but has bags of character and also includes an impressive tweet-stream from nearby strangers.

TwitterFon (free)
The focus in this app is on basic features delivered in a speedy, stable package. There are only four screens in the app: a stream of tweets from the folks you follow; replies to you; direct messages; and search (including location-based search). TwitterFon feels a little bare but for purist tweeters, it’s the perfect little package.

NatsuLion (free)
An iPhone version of a functional and compact desktop Twitter-client, NatsuLion is robust and smooth with a simple feature-set for light tweeters. Like TwitterFon, there are four main screens, although instead of search, NatsuLion incorporates a somewhat useless unread tweets page.

Twittervision (free)
Twittervision incorporates an almost useless but nevertheless impressive world map feature: watch people tweet live across a map of the planet. Strange, hypnotic and downright fun. This app is the weird guy at the party who insists on showing you his magic trick — a little odd at first but ultimately amusing and impressive.

Gyazickr (free)
Perfect for iPhone tweeple with a penchant for amateur photography, this app is focused purely on posting pics. With its curious name, Gyazickr allows users to take a photo using the iPhone camera or pick one from the camera roll. Plus, there’s a funky little slideshow that displays other images recently posted to Twitter.

JustUpdate (free)
Forget those sheeple and the constant blah blah of their dreary monotonous lives. The world needs to know about all the important things that you do. This app has no follower feed, no friends, no features: just a text box for you to post directly to Twitter. That’s right, this app is the most efficient way to tell the world about the sandwich you just ate for lunch.

Twitfire (free)
Like JustUpdate, Twitfire is focused solely on getting your message out to the Twitterverse. The app incorporates a mini-browser for posting links, GPS-button for location tweets and access to the iPhone camera for posting photos, all wrapped up in a minimalist icon-driven interface.

iSpeak is available in the App Store for only $2.99 and it’s a good asset for all those driving around all day and speaking on the phone.

iSpeak 1.1 Video:

iSpeak 1.1 Features:

• Fonix iSpeak runs on the iPhone, not on a server, which speeds up recognition and eliminates waiting.
• No “training” is required (words, names, and commands are automatically recognized after installation).
• Footprint is small (minimal memory requirement).
• Dial by name or number.
• Interact with a natural sounding voice.
• Language: English.
• Max number of contacts: 1500.
• Supports headset microphone.
• Performs accurately in noisy environments.

Fonix iSpeak Future Release:

• Search the Web for local restaurants, listen to weather conditions, get Google map directions, etc.
• Send a recorded voice note for email response.
• Open a contact list.
• Launch music and videos.
• Future languages: French, German, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese.
• Bluetooth support (not supported now due to limitations on the Apple iPhone).

Hardware and Operating systems supported:

Apple iPhone 3G or the original iPhone with OS 2.0.

Europe £59.99

North America £39.99

Australia £32.99 Sale Prices:
UK & Ireland £29.99

Europe £52.99

America £39.99

Australia & New Zealand £37.99

US £29.99

Russia £52.99

SE Asia £39.99

Brazil £59.99 Western Europe £52.99

Europe £69.99

North America £44.99 United Kingdom £25.99 Free £1.19 App Size British Isles 233MB

Europe 1.67GB

North America 1.29GB

Australia 218MB UK & Ireland 258MB

Europe 1.81GB

America 1.62GB

Australia & New Zealand 204MB

US 1.43GB

Russia 164MB

SE Asia 237MB

Brazil 234MB Western Europe 1.01GB

Europe 1.39GB

North America 970MB 215MB N/A 5.1MB Main Map Provider NavTeq TeleAtlas NavTeq NavTeq Google OSM / Google Map Version 2008/2009 2009 2009.Q1 2009 N/A N/A Map Regions British Isles / Europe / North America / Australia UK & Ireland /
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Brazil Western Europe / Europe / North America United Kingdom Worldwide (offboard maps) Worldwide (offboard maps) Map Updates Unknown Unknown Free quarterly Unknown Whenever Google update! OSM – daily updates

The controls for the game were reworked to support the gesture-based system of the iPhone and the game has new graphics as well. For the first 48 hours the game is available it sells for $4.99 and after that, the game goes back up to $9.99.

From Newtoy, creators of the smash hit Chess With Friends, comes the next handheld gaming sensation: Words With Friends! Featuring the phenomenal ‘turn-based’ multiplayer gameplay that made Chess With Friends so popular, Words With Friends is the ultimate crossword game for your iPhone or iPod Touch.

Start games with your friends directly from your contact list, search by user name, play locally with ‘pass and play’, or choose random opponent and get matched instantly with a new challenger. Words With Friends makes it super easy to get your game on, anytime, anywhere!

Its .99c but you can also get a free version with ads.  Let me know how you all like it.