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Meta

• Mobile Nations 7: Beta
• Superfunctional 11: Mental and emotional factors

News

• Sprint compatible iPad may be ready for launch
• iPad 2 marked as discontinued at Target?
• Stevie Wonder thanks Steve Jobs for iOS and its accessibility features
• Bentley shows off its Mulsanne Apple inspired interior with dual iPads and a Mac Mini [video]

The Competition

• Microsoft previews Windows 8 as desktop/tablet iPad rival
• Windows 8 tablets won't support Adobe Flash either?

Apps

• TiPb Picks of the Week for September 17, 2011
• App for That: How to sync calendars across multiple iPads

Accessories

• Space Invaders creator Taito working on its own version of iCade [video]

Tips

• Daily tip: How to find your Cydia account number

There are hundreds of thousands of iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad apps for just about everything — so how come the one you need, the one you know just has to be there, is so hard to find? Enter TiPb’s new weekly feature where staff and readers alike sort through the App Store and help you find just the right App for That. This week, Kevin asks:

We are looking for an app that can be updated by several different users at the same time and display that updated schedule to everyone on their iPad. Let me give you the specifics to better explain what I am looking for.

The setting is a cold storage facility with 10 different buildings. Throughout those 10 buildings are 5-6 workers loading or unloading trucks and 2 employees in the office checking in drivers. The office employees make the appointments for the drivers but appointments can be made on the same day.

So we would like the warehouse workers to be able to see the updated schedule as it changes as well as be able to note the arrival and departure times of the drivers from the delivery docks. It doesn’t need a lot of bells and whistles but it just needs to be current and easily updatable by different parties at the same time.

CalenGoo [$6.99 - App Store link] is an iPhone and iPad app designed to keep your Google calendars synced across all devices. Additionally, it integrates Google Tasks which may be helpful in a work environment.

Obviously, Kevin will need to create a Google account in order to use this app, but that will only take a few moments and then he’d be good to go.

Another option is to still use a Google calendar account, but to set it up in the iPad’s built in Calendar as an exchange account.

Anyone else have any App for That suggestions for Kevin? Let him — and all of us — know.

Having trouble finding what you need in the app store? Head on over to our App and Game Feature Forum and let us know what you’re looking for. The TiPb community will do our best to find you just the right App for That!

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iOS 5 adds lots of big new features, but also many more small tweaks like the ability to mark email messages as flagged or unread.

When reading an email, the word Mark appears in small blue text to the right of the date and time. Tap on it and options come up to flag a message or mark it as unread. Flag literally puts a tiny red flag icon on the message to help you find it later. Mark as Unread puts the little blue dot back so you can easily find and re-read it again.

Once a message is marked with a Flag or marked as Unread, tapping the Mark text brings up alternate options — Unflag and Mark as Read.

You can also mass mark or unmark messages using the Edit button in the mail box messages list view.

iOS 5 should be released to the public in early October.