People at Kapsys – makers of the screenless GPS navigation system Kapten – just came out with a GPS navigation app for the iPhone called Kapten for iPhone.

Some of the key features of the new app include support for multitransport navigation (i.e pedestrian navigation with or without using public transports, car, motorbike, bicycle navigation), monthly license model which is renewable at will starting from 3.99€ and can be converted into permanent license.

Kapten for iPhone is already third behind TomTom and Navigon at the French AppStore. They have country, whole Europe, or North America versions.

The TwoNav name we talked about back in May last year just recently released a new iPhone app for both outdoor and on-road navigation. Features of the $65 app include unlimited free online maps from Spain and Italy, USGS dataset, US Forest Service, and DRCan, OpenStreetMap, ability to load your own maps from .map, .jpg etc files, ability to access topographic maps offline which can be downloaded by tile from compegps.com

TwoNav for iPhone also lets you track your performance even for altitude using geoid correction for better accuracy, provides more than 60 on-screen tips, 3D views, and of course the ability to buy road maps and use your app as a GPS navigation application. In which case you’d get turn-by-turn voice guidance, speed limit and camera alerts

Garmin just announced today an app for iPhone and iPod Touch called Pilot My-Cast. This is a premium aviation weather, flight planning and flight filing application that will work in USA and Canada.

How it works is that you input your route, and then Pilot My-Cast overlays the flight path with the weather. The interface has options to give you quick access to routes, flight plan, weather, airport information and other settings.

Here is what you can do in more detail:

• Routes: Create a route to any airport, fix or VOR in the United States or Canada.
• Flight Plan: Create and file a flight plan and send to DUAT(s) providers.
• Weather: Weather information including NEXRAD Radar, METARs and TAFs, lightning data, SIGMETs, AIRMETs, PIREPs, NOTAMs, winds aloft and more.
• Airport Information: Access the AOPA Airport Directory

Is it worth the $10/month or $100/year cost? Well you’ll be getting your data from the up to the minute providers such National Weather Service, Environment Canada, and Federal Aviation Administration; so you decide. I guess you can always get there with your browser but it wouldn’t overlay your flight path with the latest weather maps… [press release]

Here is another classic game that has been made available for the iPhone. Tatio has released the remade Arkanoid for the iPhone and iPod Touch for $4.99 over at the iTunes app store. It is really a fancier version of Breakout where you move your ship left or right and bounce the ball up the line of bricks which knocks them out one by one.

A modification to the game comes in the form of power-ups ranging from elongating and reducing your paddle width to multi-ball and a laser to blast away the bricks quicker. This is one app any retro hardcore gamer should definitely have on his Apple device.

Here is a fully functioning trading platform that should be great for on-the-go traders. The ForexYard Mobile Trader for iPhones is a free app that is easy to use and delivers the most convenient trading service to anyone.

They come in 16 different languages and ties in directly to your trading platform at home without having to sync them. The platform is also compatible with HTC Hero, Nokia N85, Blackberry Curve, Palm Pre, Samsung Omnia, Nokia N97, Blackberry Storm, and Samsung Tocco.

Mahjong, a popular game from the Chinese, is now available for the iPhone and the iPod Touch.

The Mahjong Wall is taken from original Chinese tile game Mah Jongg Wall and was designed for shorter periods of cell phone play while still offering more mystery, strategy, and puzzle solving compared to other games. The Majhong Wall Game is now available at the iTunes app store for $1.99.

The Mathetmagics app from Blue Lightning Labs has been chosen as one of the best apps in 2009. This app is an app used in calculating math problems at phenomenal speeds which is perfect for teachers and students who want to show how fast they are in making various computations. There are over 20 math tricks to be taken which can very well determine how prolific a user would be and pose a challenge for people to advance from being an apprentice to a mathemagician.

The Mathemagics app for the iPhone has been featured three times this year. The app is available at the iTunes app store for only $1.99.

Now even bikers and cyclists get an iPhone app of their own with the deliBike app which was just released from the iTunes app store last December 16. The app keeps track of all bike-related data for both casual and professional bikers who have iPhones or an iPod Touch.

The app features accurate speed measurements (FuzzySpeed), an odometer, calorie burn rate calculation and a map orientation according to heading/compass. It comes in 9 different languages (English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Korean).

The Imikimi digital photo frames app allows you to jazz up your photos a bit online which should be timely for the coming Holiday season. With over 1,718,198 designs to choose from, pick from any artistically designed photo frame/s by Imikimi artists and share your enhanced photos via leading social networking sites such as Facebook or Twitter.

The Imikimi digital photo frames app for the iPhone and the iPod Touch is now available at the iTunes app store for $3.99. You can check out a video demo of the app here.

Do you believe in the Law of Attraction? Well if you are among the people who have problems with making decisions, the Advisor iPhone app is something for you. This is a Magic 8-ball style of an app where you simply shake your iPhone or iPod Touch to see what the wisdom of the “Advisor” has to say. It breaks old approaches in dealing with issues for both personal and business decision-making. So if you believe in this kind of stuff, you can get the Advisor app over at the iTunes app store now for only $0.99. More of this gadget »