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Just in time for Valentine’s Day, the Imikimi Valentine’s photo application (purchased from the Apple App Store) is available for sharing fun and high quality personalized Valentines on the iPhone, on the web and in real life. The Imikimi Valentine’s application joins the Imikimi-Remix Pictures application, a top-25 photography application that has been used more than 400,000 times to create personalized photo graphics since it was released December 11th 2009.

With this application users can put their photos in over 10,000 Valentine’s Day Kimi-Frames. These photo frames have been created by thousands of artists from around the world. The application provides the size and setting personal Facebook photos, the Photo Library or Camera of iPhone. The resulting graphs can be published and placed on Facebook, email or printed.

Valentine imikimi iPhone App many features:

Choose a photo of Kimi Framework:
More than 10,000 images online, with 32 preloaded images for offline use
New frames added daily

Here is a really useful application for the App Store from Apple: a program that turns an iPhone / iPod Touch into a wireless device trackpad and trackpad.

The free application, available here via iTunes, is called Touch Mouse, and was developed by Logitech. It is compatible with the multiple functions of common sense to most such devices: click left and right, single and two finger scrolling, and a keyboard that is configured in portrait or landscape modes and allows access to the Control, Alt and Control keys.

There’s a simple warning, however. To make the touch mouse around the house (they speak both Mac and PC, by the way), you must also download a separate server (also free) software that enables the “mouse” to communicate with d ‘ other devices in a Wi-fi. The software is a little over 2 megabytes in size and is available for Windows Vista, 7, and XP and Mac OS on this site.

Everything worked without drama on my Mac running Snow Leopard and an iPhone 3GS, but of course typing can be a headache on the small screen. I have used mice more instinctive, including some from Logitech, it is not a substitute for one if you do intensive work on the computer. It is worth a try, though, and the price is right.