This tells you the angle of anything you hold the iPhone next to. Say, your head tube or seat tube. This costs 99 cents. Not free- but is it really all that much money? Honestly?
This is a little confusing, but claims to be a GPS mapper that is free to download. Again, remember- I have no iPhone, so you're on your own. Just letting you know about them.
Quiver is 99 cents, but a great way to keep info on your bikes together if you have a few of them around (don't forget other members of the family)
Shiftit takes your gearing and your cadence and tells you how fast you'd climb some famous mtns.- focusing on the TDF. How is this useful? Not at all, that I can tell- but it sure would pass the time quicker waiting in a drs. office, wouldn't it? It IS free, as well.
Of course, you don't need me to tell you that google can lead you to literally hundreds of these sorts of things, and I'm not even getting into the cycling sport news kind of apps that practically every bike magazine now has available, usually for free. These take RSS feeds and compile them on your phone.
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