Ars Technica got an interview with the developers of Sketches at WWDC. Sketches is getting totally revamped and has some great new features. I love the thumbnails of all the sketches you’ve made being held up by little thumbtacks. Another great idea and feature is using a map as a background to draw on. It drops a pin of your current location in the center of the map and then you can draw on it. Think if you want to tell somewhere to meet; you can just take a pic and send it quick, even add notes and arrows.
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You can still draw on a existing photos or take a new one. You can even use a webpage’s screenshot!
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JGoogle is a full screen Safari browser developed by Jake Wolpert. When you start the application, you are able to type a web address. YOU MUST INCLUDE “HTTP://”. The web site that you entered will open without the safari top and bottom buttons.
JCalc is an extended calculator application. When you open the app, you will get a splashscreen of a Dalmatian (yes, the dog…it’s totally random). From here you will see a Calculator. When you enter a function into the calculator, it will display it on the screen above the calculator.
CalcPaper is a calculator application that keeps track of your calculations on a “note” next to the calculator. When you open the app, you will get a splashscreen where you will have to wait 10 second for the app to open (you only have to wait 10 seconds with unregistered versions of the application). Once CalcPaper has opened, there will be calculator on the right and a note on the left. When functions are typed into the calculator, they are also displayed on the paper. As you continue to enter functions, they will scroll off the screen. To scroll up to previous functions, just scroll your finger up/down on the note. If you would like to add a few blank lines before you enter the next function, just tap the icon that looks like a sheet of paper and an arrow. There is also a Settings button in the upper right corner. In the Settings, 
TypeIt4Me is a Mac program that was ported over to the iPhone/iPod Touch. The whole point of this application is to make your life easier when typing e-mails by using abbreviations.
iFlight is an application that allows you to track flights and get up-to-date flight information right on your iPhone. The app opens to a default flight.
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