Waze - The Best Speed Trap IPhone Application

As a Las Vegas traffic ticket lawyer I have dealt with hundreds of traffic tickets. First of all, you should not speed. Nevertheless, in my opinion, the vast majority of speed traps are only designed for raising revenue and not public safety.

The main reasons that I say this are as follows:

Speed Traps Are Unfair - In many rural areas, within a few feet, the posted speed limit changes from 45 to 25 MPH within a few feet. This means that you will be hard-pressed to slow down quick enough to reach the posted speed limit.

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Gmaps Video Review: iPhone Google Maps Browser

There has been a bit of controversy lately surrounding Apple Maps. It turns out that it isn't quite accurate, and people in Australia have actually drove into the Outback looking for a town that was dozens of kilometers away. This is a problem even in cities, where for some reason the maps aren't reading proper coordinates.

It isn't a surprise that people are sticking with other programs to get their directions on the iOS. This is one of the those apps, and one of the more affordable ones. It costs $0.99, and tends to be accurate, even when the location has been updated.

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Grokr Video Review: Personalized Search App

Do you always find yourself looking for the same information over and over again? Your mobile device probably saves the Google searches you do, but it can still be a pain accessing them. If you have an iPhone it might not be saving at all. For some reason, the device is a bit finicky when it comes to things like that.

It would be simpler to have all of that information you commonly search for in a single place. One that is easier to manage than bookmarks or saved pages. Which is where Grokr comes in, the iOS equivalent to Google Now.

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Garmin StreetPilot: The Official App for iPhone

As some of you may know, I work for a small company called Garmin International. This is not an ad. I was not paid for it. I take pride in my work and do, however, like to share the lastest innovative products that my company creates. And they have done it this time.

They were not first to the game to create a GPS iPhone app. I dare, however, say they are the best choice for ease of use, user interface, and most of all, navigation. These other apps take up gigabytes of your space on your iPhone. The Garmin StreetPilot app takes up 7 megabytes. The app itself is $39.99, but with that price you get lifetime maps and lifetime traffic. The app also speaks streetnames.

You decide. Available for iPod, iPhone, and iPad. Check out the screenshots for yourself.