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Bark is a “Pocket Dog”. It barks and roars. It has a timer. Play a trick on friends. Lift your spirits.

Meet Rimshot, here to provide a classic BAH-DUM-KSH to accompany any pun, joke, or general witticism. Just touch the screen or shake your device to play the sting!

Rimshot is a simple, no-frills app. It is incredibly lightweight, made to be ready for use as quickly as possible, before the moment passes by. It usually is ready to go within two seconds of opening.

Sizzll – Your guide to celebrity life near you!

* Check into the sizzll map to see if any celebs are nearby – if you spot one, snap a pic and pin it on the map for others to see
* Fancy yourself as a celeb? Post your news and pics to the map
* See nearby celeb hangouts and upcoming celeb events

Touch lolcat’s teeth for infectious laughter sounds, can you also find the secret sound?

iScore the app that takes your iPhone to 11! It’s there for when you need to give someone a score. Score your friends, score Idol contestants etc.

Use “Burp Meter” to analyze your burping performance. Simply click the “Record” button and burp as loud, long and hard as you can. The “Burp Meter” will examine your sound waves and provide you with the corresponding analysis.

It can detect the number of burps, the total time, the burp’s overall strength and your performance, whether it’s lousy or magnificent!

When you’ve had enough of Tony MacDonell, feel free to use this application to stick it to him by poking him in the eyes. You must be quick, because he will attempt to defend himself. Poke him in the left eye, right eye, or both at the same time.

SendaDuck is a great way to send an eGreeting to a friend or loved one. With 19 cards built into the app (and more cards on the way) – it’s a fun way to surprise your friends with a duck in their email.

Atomix is a classic transport puzzle game. Move atoms around to assemble a molecule before the time limit hits. Contains 30 unique levels of varying difficulty, including 5 bonus levels.

This app runs after install, and after soft-reset, and immediately starts up the GPS hardware through the WM5+ GPS API. It waits 5 minutes for a GPS lock, or it quits. The GPS polling is limited to every 3 seconds to try to conserve some CPU cycles.

Currently does not use AGPS, but you can turn it on/off at your registry leisure.

This attempts to reduce the Time-To-First-Fix (TTFF) during which the GPS ephemeris almanac is slowly built up. This can take up to 12.5 minutes for a non-QuickGPS/AGPS accelerated device from a cold-start. By kick-starting immediately after soft-reset, subsequent GPS locks for the next ~6 days should be much quicker.

Takes 21K of disk, and ~1K of ram.

Changes:

GPS power kept on until lock or timeout using CABuddy’s GPS code framework; states lock time in seconds