Finally, after part 1 and part 2, here is the last blog post of the series.

Think

Price : free

There are many mind mapping apps on the App Store, and while SimpleMind Xpress is not the best overall, it’s certainly the best free ones.

Functionality are pretty basics :  you can choose between some themes that you can apply to your mind maps, and you can save mind map directly to the iPhone Camera Roll.

By the way, I’ve found really tough to draw complex mind map on the iPhone. The screen is too small and I miss a view of the whole mind map.

After the first blog post of the series, let’s continue with a new set of 5 iPhone productivity apps. In this blog post, I will introduce you  to great apps for reading and for writing. Being able to read some articles from anywhere is great, and being able to write and produce content from anywhere is even better.

Read

Instapaper Pro

Price : 3,99 €

This iPhone app, combined with the bookmarklet that allows you to mark any web page as “read it later” is a very powerful app.

iPhone is a handy device, boosted by an enormous amount of applications (60 000 and counting). But sometimes finding the right one can be tricky due to the way the AppStore displays them.

I’m going to present you fifteen of them. I call them productivity app, even if for some of them it’s the wide meaning of productivity.

For a clearer understanding, I’ll break the apps into categories.

Organize

Price : free

Calendar is one of the app included directly with iPhone OS. It’s a great and versatile calendaring app. It syncs with almost all mainly used calendaring apps and services : iCal, Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Active Sync and Apple Mobile Me.