10 most absurd iPhone apps – part deux

“It’s been just a month since the App Store hit the streets, and the number of applications has skyrocketed. That doesn’t mean they’re all winners though. The vast majority are downright useless, buggy, or simply overpriced,” Josh Lowensohn reports for Crave at CNET.

“Since our inaugural list of absurd iPhone apps was a big hit, we’ve picked another group of 10 that are even more absurd than the first ones,” Lowensohn reports.

Lowensohn’s list:
1. GottaGo ($1.99)
2. DrinkBuddy ($3.99)
3. Glasgow Coma Scale ($2.99)
4. HelpMe! ($.99)
5. Picocalc free (Free)
6. Touch Train (Free)
7. G-tac ($4.99)
8. Girlfriend Caller (Free)
9. National Threat Advisory (Free)
10. Pixelmetrist (2.99)

Full article here.

Surely, there must be more than just 10 absurd apps in the App Store currently, right?

33 Comments

  1. The Glasgow Coma Scale is a very important metric used in evaluating trauma patients. The $2.99 price tag is absurd, but the concept should not be considered absurd.

    Unless it also helps you masturbate.

  2. is actually useful–it’s really just a new kind of speed dial and adds real day-to-day functionality to your phone. One tap on the home screen to call, vs. multiple taps the usual way, including having to pick which of her numbers.

    Now, none of us here have girlfriends, but, I mean, hypothetically, you can see the value.

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