By Lisa Caplan on September 22nd, 2011 We look at our four favorite apps to help track our food intake, exercise and our waistlines. There is a massive industry related to losing weight, but most doctors agree eating healthy foods in moderation along with exercise is the real key to weight loss success. If being healthy, not just thin, is the objective, quick dieting isn’t the answer. The permanent solution lies in making lifestyle changes that last. So we’ve compiled our favourite four apps to help track calories eaten and burned and find comprehensible nutritional information about foods for iPhone to make the journey to fitness a little easier.   Calorie Counter & Diet Tracker by MyFitnessPal This app boasts the largest database of foods – over a million – and provides a calorie count along with information on fats, protein, sugars, fiber and other nutritional facts. But the app does Read More

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Posted 12/16/2009 at 6:46am | by J.R. Bookwalter There are over 100,000 applications in Apple’s popular App Store -- but how many of those could be called truly useful or innovative? Tapbots can stake claim to at least one of them with their just-released Pastebot. On the surface, Pastebot is a clipboard manager for the iPhone and iPod touch. Copy something you want to save, run Pastebot and it automatically gets imported for you to access later. If that’s where its functionality ended, it wouldn’t be much different from a few other similar apps already in the App Store, and maybe not even worth the $1.99 price of admission. Pastebot goes beyond simple clipboard management by letting you send your clippings via e-mail as well as saving your edited images back to your photo library. OK, that’s pretty cool… but what if we told you Pastebot also has the magic ability Read More

...to watch your diet, eat healthy, lose and monitor your weight can be a tedious task but the Weightbot iPhnoe app makes things much easier and q... Read More

I haven't had much use for Tapbots' Weightbot, even though I actually am currently watching my weight, but I really appreciate the look and feel of the program -- it's one of the most polished apps on the App Store. And Convertbot is no different -- while the actual situations where I need to convert units are pretty few and far between, the app is just so intuitive and polished that you look for ways to use it, from the stylistic user interface to the little beeps and clinks that make the buttons feel as tactile as they can on the iPhone's touchscreen. And now there's even more opportunities to use the app: with the newest version 1.1, out now in the App Store, you can convert more than 100 different units, everything from angles to lengths to cooking volumes to even speed, time, and work (I can't remember the last Read More