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I thought Graphing Calculator was cool, but boy the new application Grafly pushes it to a whole new level. While Graphing calculator plots simple equations, Grafly graphs anything that you can find in a calculus book. Best of all, you can move around the curves with your fingers and see them from different positions. Very interesting indeed. Grafly was just released to the iTunes store (actually it was past week).

So BlackBerry finally has a worthy opponent for the iPhone? I got to say,  I am very impressed with the storm. It’s disappointing that storm doesn’t support Wi-Fi, but the touchscreen feature is a nice surprise. You can read all about it here. I think Storm is a great device and Blackberry lovers will love this one too. But unfortunately, I don’t think it has what it takes to truly challenge the iPhone, especially if it is priced the same as the iPhone.

Just when you think the games on the iPhone can’t get any better, you find a new super cool game. This time it’s Moto Chase for iPhone that has just been astonishing for the period I have been trying it. The game Moto Chaser is so realistic for a phone, and it reminds of my favorite game, Microsoft Motocross. If you are a speed demon like me and like addictive games more than actually working, then you should definitely check this game out.

And did I tell you it’s only $.99?

Just read this piece of interesting news that Moto RAZR is still outselling iPhone 3G in the U.S.? That is not really surprising to me as the device is available through almost all major carriers, and it has been available unlocked as well. The device is also cheaper and more useful for people who don’t the whole iPhone smartphone thing to deal with. iPhone is not for everyone though everyone can have lots of fun with. I personally dumped my RAZR to get an iPhone, so I do expect these numbers to be just that: numbers.

For a long time, I used AIM from AOL on my iPhone to chat with friends and colleagues. But knowing what I know now, I probably wasted my time with AIM. After all, why would you want to waste your time with AOL AIM, when you can get BejiveIM. Bejive is compatible with GTalk, AIM, ICQ, Yahoo and MSN. So you are pretty much covered in that sense.

The buddy list and the overall interface is very slick. What I like about Bejive is that not only the messages will come from your data plan, but you can still receive chats even when you close the application. Besides it works with push email such as MobileMe. The authors are also promising new updates in the future with group chats and more emotion icons. Over all, BejiveIM blows all the competition away. There is simply no comparison.