Straight forward application that shows you the closest Wayne’s Coffee in Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark, Estonia, Poland or Russia. Unique offer (right now a medium coffee latte for free) that can be used only once. Low tech but smart.
The recipe application from MenySe have some extra features like the possibility to edit the recipe for 1-20 people, to get a suggestion of a nice wine and the possibility to see the recipe in full screen.
Max Locator is very similar to McDonald’s McNavigator. Find a restaurant close to you details like opening hours and if the restaurant has a drive in. Get directions to the restaurant (via Google Maps). You can’t call the restaurant from the app and the list of other restaurants close by shows all restaurants, even the one 789 km away.
Amp is a energy drink from Pepsi. I never heard of it before I read the reviews that claimed the Amp app to be sexist. And soon Pepsi withdraw it from the App Store. A bit stereotypical sure, but with nice graphics and functionality such as loading live content into the app.
Another game application from Norrlands Guld. All drinkers put their index finger on the screen and waits for the green light. Last one to remove the finger buys the next round of Norrlands Guld.
If you feel like eating chicken for dinner, visit Kronfågels mobile site where there are plenty of recepies. You can also sign up on weekly recepie SMS delivered each friday.
Find your closest McDonald’s, opening hours and contact details. Turn your iPhone 90 degrees and flick through all great deals!
Site from Fanta where the user can download games, ringtones, wallpapers and “stealth sounds” – ringtones not heard by old farts (like you and me)
One of the best branded apps in App store at the moment is Drinkspiration by Absolut. Find a drink for any type of occasion, weather, by location color etc and share your choice of drink on Twitter or Facebook.
Santa Maria is launching an iPhone application for all barbecue lovers. Recipes, tips and a timer are some of the features. Parts of the design doesn’t feel that “iPhoneish”.