I don't have an Apple iPhone, but I have an iPod touch and I thought I would spend some time browsing the app store to look at the list of the top paid medical apps. You can also see this list on iTunes. The list is rather silly, but I figured I'd include it to be comprehensive as I review medical apps for the iPhone and iPod touch. Here's the list of the top 10 paid medical apps on iTunes:
- Amplify'd by Jooniti
- pzizz sleep by pzizz technology limited
- Drugs & Medications by Kavapoint LLC
- Emergency Radio by EdgeRift, Inc.
- Police Scanner by Juicy Development LLC
- Human Body Anatomy by fionazul
- Instant ECG: An electrocardiogram Rhythms Interpretation Guide by iAnesthesia LLC
- 5-0 Radio Pro by New & Popular
- Pocket Lab Values by Joefrey Kibuule
- Anatomy Quiz by Alexander Mokrushin
What's common about all these apps? None are above $3. They range from $0.99 to $2.99, so don't expect any robust functionality like that found in Epocrates Essentials. As new apps
Have you checked out Orkov - an iPhone app for PubMeD Search. it is really awesome and seems to be FREE.
ReplyDeletehttp://appshopper.com/medical/orkov
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=336927484&mt=8