Here Are The Best iPhone And iPad Apps You Missed This Week
by Ellis Hamburger on Jun 25, 2011, 12:32 PM
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 Today we're bringing you all the best iPhone and iPad apps you may've missed during your busy workweek. We've collected the best of the best new apps, like an app to stream every concert free and live from the iTunes Festival, an app that cycles through news on your bed table or desk, and even a web browser app that lets you chat on Facebook while you're browsing. Plus much more. Click below to see our favorites from this week. That grass tennis tournament you've seen on TV has an app.  Wimbledon runs until July 3rd, and this is the best app to keep track of all the latest scores, highlights, videos, and interviews. The app even includes lists of each player's Twitter account so you can follow along with their thoughts throughout the tournament. Price: free
Ban.jo is an app everyone was buzzing about this week  Banjo is a free app for your iPhone that lets you connect with friends and strangers near you. There are plenty of apps like this such as Yobongo which let you connect with others, but Ban.jo is unique because it pulls in location-based feeds from Facebook, Twitter, Gowalla, and Foursquare to see what's going on near you. Another cool feature is that you can plug in any location around the world, and see what people are up to there as well. Price: free
iHealth live is an amazing blood pressure monitor that just works  We had a ton of fun trying out iHealth at the CEA consumer electronics show in New York. It's ultra-simple to take your blood pressure, email results to your doctor, and even post your results to Facebook. The app looks good on iPhone, but even better on iPad (charts are way cooler). You'll need the $99.99 blood pressure monitor to use it, but if you need to keep track of your BPM, it's the perfect app to do so. Price: $0.99
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