Clicker is an easy to use tally counter, which mimics the functionality of the classic handheld mechanical tally counter. Use Clicker to keep a count of everything from the number of beers you've been drinking to inventories. Or people. Or just about anything.

The application saves your current count when you close the application, which lets you restart the application at a later time and continue your count from where you left off.

Apart from adding to your tally, Clicker also lets you subtract from, and reset, the count.

Clicker is an easy to use tally counter, which mimics the functionality of the classic handheld mechanical tally counter. Use Clicker to keep a count of everything from the number of beers you've been drinking to inventories. Or people. Or just about anything.

Apart from adding to your tally, Clicker also lets you subtract from, and reset, the count.

This is the PLUS version of our Clicker Tally Counter application. While the basic version only supports one tally counter, this version lets you add several counters to your application. The PLUS version also makes it possible to toggle the sound on or off.

Place your iPhone or iPod Touch in your dock, start the Digital Desk Clock application and you've got yourself a beautiful desk clock. It's as simple as that. Nothing more, nothing less.

The application supports both landscape and portrait mode.

A musical dice game, or Musikalisches Würfelspiel, attributed to composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, was published in 1792, one year after the composer's death. Although we don't know for sure that this game really was constructed by Mozart, we do know that the composer enjoyed games of this type, and constructed other, similar, games.

The game lets you create a minuet and trio out of 272 different musical measures. The minuet and trio are each 16 measures long and for each measure there are 11 (for the minuet) and 6 (for the trio) different outcomes. The outcome is determined by dice-rolling.

The idea is to roll two six-sided dice for each measure in the minuet, adding the numbers on the dice together, and using the resulting number to select a measure from a table. The same goes for the trio, but here you only roll one die. There are 176 possible minuet measures and 96 possible trio measures to choose from. The result is a randomly selected 16 bar minuet and 16 bar trio.

In this application, you don't have to roll the dice yourself. Each time you choose to generate a new piece, measures are randomly selected by a simulated dice roll, and the result is a minuet and trio in the style of Mozart. There are (11^16) * (6^16) different outcomes - and that's a huge number - so you'll never run out of new music

Musictionary is a music dictionary, packed with over 400 different words and therminology related to music, from "A440" to "zögernd". Ever wondered what "allegro" means? Or "mezzo-soprano"? Use Musictionary to find out!

You can browse the entire dictionary, or use the search feature to quickly find the word you wish to look up.

NapApp is a one click alarm clock. No need for complicated settings, just launch the app and enjoy your fifteen minutes nap. Plus the optional nine minutes snooze, of course. But just one snooze. After all, it's just a nap. But of course, should you feel the need to change the nap time, amount of snoozes, volume or other settings, we have provided you with those tools as well.

The settings allow you to

• Set the length of your nap, from 1 to 60 minutes
• Set the volume of the alarm sound
• Toggle silent mode on or off. Setting silent mode to on will disable the alarm sound, instead using your device's vibration functionality. Please note that this only works on the iPhone as the iPod Touch lacks the ability to vibrate.
• Disable auto sleep/lock of the device.

This application lets you play a toy piano on your iPhone or iPod Touch! With keys from C3 to A4, Toy Piano features sampled sound from a real toy piano.

Only vvailable in Swedish App Store.

Oavsett om du håller på att ta körkort eller har haft körkort i åratal, så är "Svenska vägmärken" ett praktiskt hjälpmedel. (Vi rekommenderar dock inte att du använder applikationen under själva bilkörningen...)

Applikationen innehåller information om i stort sett alla svenska vägmärken i bruk vid tiden för publiceringen (2009).

Informationen är hämtad från Vägmärkesförordningen (2007:90), som togs i bruk den 1 juni 2007, samt Vägverket och Transportstyrelsen.