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Theodolite is a multifunction augmented reality viewfinder for iOS devices that combines a rangefinder, inclinometer, compass, GPS, map, and geo-tag zoom camera into one indispensable app. Available for iPhone, iPad 2, and iPod Touch 4. Read more about Theodolite and check out other iOS and Mac apps by Hunter Research and Technology.

PostCheck adds additional functionality to Apple’s Address Book. With one click, PostCheck will fill in missing parts of your addresses, such as ZIP+4 Codes, as well as format your addresses to conform to USPS standards.

Whether you manage a mailing list, send clients invoices, or just like a neatly organized address book… PostCheck can save you a lot of time and help the Post Office get your mail to it’s destination quicker.

Read more about the benefits of PostCheck and download the demo on the [PostCheck website](http://briantoth.com/postcheck/).

Brew Review is an iPhone app that helps you rate and track the beers you taste in your own personal beer journal. Ratings are made from a hand picked list of qualities, so it’s easy to capture the details you want to remember, such as the flavors and aromas or the intensity of the hops and malt that you taste in your beer.

With Brew Review, whether you’re new to the world of beer, or a seasoned pro with a wealth of beer knowledge, you’ll never forget the beers you enjoy, and more importantly, why you enjoyed them.

Palimpsest for iPad presents a personalized stream of long-form magazine articles. These articles come from the archives of top magazines, including The Atlantic, The New Yorker, and many others. Your votes on previous articles influence which articles are presented to you in the future. Palimpsest is like a radio-station of fascinating articles; with no index and no way to jump ahead, it offers a layer of serendipity while letting you spend more time reading good articles and less time searching. If you love reading long articles on your iPad – get Palimpsest in the [App Store](http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/palimpsest/id432502081?mt=8#) today.

Elegance is not stopping every two seconds to spell out your email to people that want to connect with you as you are trying to get out the door. Elegance is handing out a minimal, unique card.

A calling card from Hoban Cards is all about elegance.

Each calling card is hand printed on a 1902 Chandler and Price letterpress. For $75 you get 100 personalized cards with your name and the option of either your email or phone number printed on 100% 110lb cotton paper.

*(Editors note: The quality is top-notch.)*

More and more people are using Twitter to post and comment on what they’re reading and writing. Tweed is an iPad app that keeps on top of this by filtering out just tweets with a URL in them and gives you a neat way to browse and short-list articles to read now or later. It’s not another Twitter client, it’s an app you use along side your Twitter client to make sure you’re not missing out on news and articles amongst the conversation.

Check out the demo video [here](http://lithiumcorp.com/tweed/).

Document scanners are frustrating and poorly designed. Doxie, on the other hand, is amazingly portable, USB powered, and comes with elegant software that scans paper directly to the Mac and the cloud apps you already use (like Evernote, Google Docs, Acrobat, and Flickr).

Now available for just $149. It’s love at first scan.

Elegance is not stopping every two seconds to spell out your email to people that want to connect with you as you are trying to get out the door. Elegance is handing out a minimal, unique card.

A calling card from Hoban Cards is all about elegance.

Each calling card is hand printed on a 1902 Chandler and Price letterpress. For $75 you get 100 personalized cards with your name and the option of either your email or phone number printed on 100% 110lb cotton paper.

*(Editors note: The quality is top-notch.)*

NoteTask. It is a fast, clean, and simple note taking application that can present your text as tasks, completed tasks, and sections/projects. By default it recognizes lines starting with hyphen and spacebar as tasks, and lines starting with exclamation mark as completed tasks. (You can customize this behavior).

There’s a free version, NoteTask Lite. It lacks Simplenote sync but everything else is the same.

NoteTask is on special holiday sale. It’s only $0.99 for limited time.

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