Question — what task management application was full-featured when it first appeared in the App Store but has still seen the most updates?

Question — what task management application just gets better and better with each of those updates?

Question — what task management application can be used as a stand-alone application or syncs with either Toodledo or Remember The Milk?

Question — what’s my (and a whole heck of a lot of other people’s) task management application of choice on the iPhone and iPod Touch?

If your answer to any of these was Appigo’s ToDo you’re absolutely right, but you still have to leave a comment below if you want to win one of the three copies were giving way tonight at 11 PM.

 For more information on ToDo  check out Appigo’s website.

October 29– AT&T gives free hotspot access to all iPhone customers. That’s 20,000 hotspots and growing. But what of  iPod Touches?  How can they actually find a hotspot when they need one?

That’s where "Spots" comes in. Spots, the WiFi-hotspot finder, will be released on December 24! Spot helps you locate the hotspots nearest you, worldwide. Using its internal database of 230,000+ locations, Spots offers immediate results.

Spots’ integrated map tells you where the next hotspots are and which providers are available. You can navigate the map freely or use the search function to find hotspots around the world easily. Using the filter function, you can limit the results by searching for a particular provider. Hotspot details such as address, contact information and links to google maps help you to find your perfect hotspot.

* more than 230,000 hotspots worldwide
* Search for name, city, street, etc
* currently featured Providers: AT&T, T-Mobile, BT Openzone, FON
* Filter function for a particular provider
* for iPhone and iPod Touch

Spots will be price at just $1.99 when it is released on the 24th but you can be ready to go with one of four free promo codes. How????

Gas prices may have come down substantially but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be keeping track of your mileage. Appigo’s AccuFuel can help.

We have 3 copies of AccuFuel to give away tonight at 11pm.

To enter, tell us about you favorite roadtrip (or just leave a comment) below.

For more information visit the Appigo website.

The first comment over in the iTunes at store says all that needs to be said about this game —

"I bought this for a car ride, and my kids absolutely adore!"

We have 3 copies of Mr. Trivia Kids to give away tonight at 11pm.

To enter share a piece of trivia (or leave any other comment) below.

For more information visit the Iron Square website.

Do you constantly check the UPS and FedEx sites whenever I’m expecting a new device?? Yeah, us too.

Well, there’s an easier way. Larry thought Delivery Touch Status was great. You will too.

We have 4 copies of Delivery Touch Status to give away tonight at 11pm.

To enter share a "waiting for a delivery story" (or any other comment) below.

For more information visit the Junecloud website.

I expected iPhone bowling to be rather silly but, instead, found if to be a fun distraction when I had a few minutes free…

We have 4 copies of 300 Bowl to give away tonight at 11pm. To enter to win leave a comment below.

For more information visit the SpicyClam website.

Gaia is on of the most most loved games in the App Store and this version adds a bit of holiday cheer.

We have 10 copies of Gaia Christmas to give away tonight at 11pm.

To enter to win leave a comment below.

For more information visit the Gaia website.

My buddy Patrick (of Just Another iPhone Blog) and I played some chess this afternoon. Thing is, Patrick is down in Texas and I’m in NJ. Using only our iPhones over WiFi I suffered a humiliating defeat. (He’s a ringer I tell ya!) Here’s our joint WOiP-JAiB review. Patrick is in standard print, I’m in bold)

Among the coolest aspects of the iPhone and its interconnectivity is the ability to remotely network with anyone anywhere in the world over WiFi or three G.  Although we both are iPhone users for well over a year,this was one of the first tests of it.

Very true on that coolest aspects part – it’s very, very  satisfying to strike up a game this way, with an absolute minimum of setup or fuss to get it going. 

My involvement with iPhone websites began a little over a year ago when Patrick, over on Just Another iPhone Blog, was kind enough to invite me to become one of his writers. One day I was posting comments on his stories, the next I was writing. 

I was brand-new to this world and Patrick was incredibly patient with me. (When I think back to some of the questions I asked him… he was very kind to not laugh outloud.) And when I set out to start whatsoniphone with Dimitri and Ron he was super supportive.

Patrick’s been laying low from Just Another iPhone Blog for the last few months due to some serious health concerns. Fortunately, he has once again beat the cancer and come through the brutal treatments. He’s back and blogging away. The entire blogosphere, and particularly the world of iPhone websites, is better for it. Patrick could have you back mate!

eSnowglobe is one of the sweeter iPhone "curiosity" apps.

You can use one of the "stock" images, a Christmas tree, a winter scene or a decorative pattern, or add your own image (such as this image of the best golden retriever EVER).

To enter to win one of three codes leave a comment below before 11pm tonight.

For more information check out the Polypeptides website.