Top Twenty-Four Apps.

In the spirit of giving at Christmas, we are giving you the gift of the top twenty-four apps all in one little list.  We know... you're welcome.  You should know, though, that there was no way we were going to spend Christmas day typing a blog post (even for you), so we actually typed this last week (twice, if you need to know- we deleted the first one... nice.  Ya, we were pretty happy about that.).  So, you ask, how did we type it last week and have it post on Christmas?  Did we get up at the crack of dawn Christmas morning, rush to the computer, and hit the "publish" button?  Did we hire elves?  Did we actually type it on Christmas after all (you know, third time's a charm)?  No.  No.  And, no.  If you want to know how we did it, click here.

Anyway, on to the list.  So, in no particular ranking, but in the order in which they were published, these are the twenty-four apps we reviewed:

1.    Evernote
2.    SoundHound
3.    Better Christmas List
4.    Postagram/Sincerely Ink
5.    Lose It
6.    ePrint
7.    Pandora
8.    Words With Friends
9.    Alarm Clock
10.  Fantasy Monster Football
11.  Capture
12.  Glo Bible 
13.  Silent Film Director
14.  Grocery IQ
15.  SnapTell
16.  All Recipes/Epicurious
17.  Nike Training Club
18.  Pages
19.  App Advice
20.  Card Shark Deluxe
21.  TripIt
22.  Greeting/Holiday cards by Cardmon
23.  HootSuite
24.  BlogPress

Day Ten. App Ten. Fantasy Monster Football.

We like football.  There.  We said it.  Now, go ahead, make whatever assumptions you're going to make about us.  It's fine, we already made a bunch of assumptions about you too.  Over it?  Okay.

So, football.  It's a little late now, but if you have any fantasy football leagues, next Fall, you HAVE to get Fantasy Football '11 (actually, if they're smart they'll probably call it Fantasy Football '12).  The cool thing about Fantasy (Monster) Football is that you can put all your fantasy football teams from ESPN, Yahoo!, and NFL into the one app and monitor them from one place... for FREE.  We decided we were willing to pay a little ($3ish), so we could also edit our line-ups and do all that heavy duty team manager type stuff. We can read up on news on our players, make trades, message the competition, and check out the league standings.  We like it because it makes it so we can dominate our league (well, we expect to next year) all from within one app, instead of having to login to three different places.  Super slick... for football fans... like us.

Actually, in the process of writing this review, we saw that they have an all-in-one fantasy sport app for football, basketball, hockey, and baseball called Fantasy Monster Pro -$5 about, but we haven't splurged on that yet.  If you have, let us know what you think of it!