PingMe Messenger is a new group messaging app that enables friends and family to message each other in real-time, no matter what device they use. Ones installed you can find friends from within your contacts or via Facebook or Twitter. It has a sleek design and works fast, and if you use PingMe, you are on map and your friends can always trace you out easily with geo-location enabled messages. » PingMe Messenger From RadiumOne Labs

Pastebud is a new service that allow copy and past text between Safari and Mail but also between webpages. It does not require any application to be installed and works using two bookmarks in Safari.
» Pastebud: Copy & Past between Safari & Mail

Since yesterday there’s a new version of iRealSMS out there – for all of us who jailbroke their iPhone.

iRealSMS comes via Cydia and offers a landscape mode for “everything SMS”, meaning that you can’t only use the iPhone in landscape mode for typing new messages, no, you also can read your conversations with your iPhone held sideways.
» iRealSMS goes 2.0

I must admin that your iPhone or iPod Touch may seem a little small to read e-books.
However the app Books does do a pretty good job for reading e-books.
The app is a simple eBook reader and can read html and texts stored in your ~/Media/EBooks folder.

Getting Books? Books.app is recommended for use with Project Gutenberg texts,
in conjunction with GutenMark, a fantastic PG markup tool by Ronald Burkey,
which makes pretty HTML out of Gutenberg .txt files, and splits them by chapter using a second tool.

I”ll explain with screenshots..
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» Read your e-books with Books