iSoulmate leads the parade of last-minute Valentine's Day additions to the App Store. In the words of app maker the US$2 iSoulmate "uses the finest principles of pseudo-science" to see if two people are compatible. That's a fancy way of saying that the app displays biorhythms--those periodic cycles that start when you're born and repeat until you shuffle off this mortal coil. iSoulmate lets you compare your biorhythms with another person to confirm whether or not the two of you are in sync; you can also use the app for non-Valentine's Day purposes, such as displaying what your biorhythms are on a particular day.
I Love You in Every Language from does about what it's name implies. The $1 app lets you wow your better half with romantic messages and personalized wallpapers in a variety of languages.
iPoet Sentimental generates sentimental poems for your valentine. Just enter the name and gender of your sweetie and a couple of traits, and app whips up a poem worthy of... well, a $1 iPhone app most likely.
(While we're on the subject poem composers, we'd be remiss if we didn't mention the newly released Touch Poet from . The $1 app contains snippets from classic poets and writers that you can rearrange into a poem of your own; publish the finished product on Twitter or e-mail it to your friends.)
I associate bunnies with Easter, not Valentine's Day, so clearly I've never read Valentine's Bunny. The $2 book from is aimed at kids. While it features its own narrator, you're also able to record your own voice telling the story.
Create A ValentineAdd a personal touch to your Valentine's Day communiques--or indeed, any message--with Love Card from . The $1 app creates a heart-shaped photo frame for images stored on your iPhone or iPod touch. Small hearts surrounding the frame move around whenever you jiggle your mobile device. Meanwhile, Create A Valentine from gives you a free tool for creating personalized valentines that incorporate the work of illustrator Steve Bjorkman.
Other less romantically-inclined apps that were recently updated or added to the App Store include:
Tasty , from Succont: The $5 Delicious client lets you access, manage, and edit delicious.com bookmarks from your iPhone and second-generation iPod touch.
Pharce , from NavTools.com: The $2 video creation utility lets you make videos out of the photos stored on your iPhone and second-generation iPod touch and post the finished product to YouTube.
Full Screen Web Browser , from Sopods.com: The free browser claims to open up 25 to 40 percent more of the iPhone's screen for browsing and uses the device's accelerometer to reveal navigation controls.
MobileFiles 2.0 , from Quickoffice: The $4 app lets you transfer files from a Mac or PC to the iPhone or iPod touch over Wi-FI, remotely access a MobileMe iDisk account, and e-mail files directly from your mobile device.
iData Mobile , from iData Partners: The $5 database app lets you create records on your mobile device and sync them to your Mac.
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