These weeks’ Business Week reports on several apps that have hit the million dollar mark. With the amount of revenue coming in for these apps, you have probably contributed to one or more of these hitting the million-dollar mark. If you haven’t tried any of these, then you should try them to see what all the hype is about.

7. Ragdoll Blaster $950,000 by: Backflip Studios
Ragdoll Blaster combines the fun of firing ragdolls from cannons with the challenge of a puzzle game… while simulating real physics. You simply touch the screen to aim and fir your ragdoll at the increasingly more difficult targets.

6. Flick Fishing – $1 Million By: Freeverse
Cast the line with a flick of your wrist. With a skillful combination of bait, location, and technique you’ll hook a fish — now you just need to reel it in! Reel carefully to avoid snapping the line and losing your fish.

5. Roller-Coaster Rush – $1.1 Million By: Digital Chocolate
Step on the brakes and take a ride with Rollercoaster Rush, an award-winning and highly addictive game. Take on over 70 different action-paced roller coaster tracks located all over the world including the United States, France and Australia.

4. I Am T-Pain – $1.1 Million By: Smule
Ever wonder how your own voice sounds Auto-Tuned? I AM T-Pain gives you Auto-Tune in the palm of your hand, using the same audio technology T-Pain himself uses in the studio to record his music.

3. Ocarina – $1.3 Million By: Smule
Sensitive to your breath, touch and movements, Ocarina is more versatile then an actual Flue. Blow air into your mic to create music, touch combination of holes to play notes, tilt to change vibrato rate and depth.

2. F.A.S.T. – $1.8 Million By: Social Gaming Network
Take to the skies in F.A.S.T. – Fleet Air Superiority Training. Dogfight online with your friends or against perfect strangers, via WiFi and Bluetooth. Increase you rating by beating other pilots and unlock new planes.

And the Number 1 Grossing App, so far, is:
1. Enigmo – $2.5 Million By: Pangea Software
Enigmo is a 3D puzzle game where you can direct animated streams of flowing liquid so that the droplets get to their destination. Water, oil and Lava fall from Droppers and bounce around the walls of the puzzle. You move rotate various types of bumpers, sliders, accelerators and sponges in order to divert the flow of water.

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You guessed it, with their iPhone!!!

Since the iPhone has built in support for Microsoft Exchange, it works perfectly with Memorial Hermann’s technological infrastructure. With the ability to remotely wipe and put passcode protection on the iPhone, keeps patients’ records secure and confidential.

In an interview with David Bradshaw, Memorial Hermann’s Chief Information, Planning and Marketing Officer, he states that “Health care is a real-time business. We need anywhere, anytime computing, and the iPhone is the best platform for the applications we’re choosing.”

With Outlook on the iPhone, accepting meetings, looking at email and attachments, downloading spreadsheets is all integrated, like having the client on the iPhone.

With hundreds of medical apps accessible, the iPhone becomes a pocket reference for everything from diagnostic tools to anatomical charts. This also allows clinicians the freedom to create their own workflow applications to streamline their day.

One of the most popular medical apps is AirStrip OB, which enables obstetricians to monitor the different stages of labor even when they’re not patient-side. Doctors can get real time data at the touch of a button with the iPhone. Like many other medical apps, Airstrip OB has a secure connection to a HIPAA compliant authentication, which many mobile devices can’t offer.

With secure remote access to patients and other clinical data, the iPhone is making its way in hospitals as a must have device. If you are in the medical field, and own an iPhone, you should see what apps are available.

Here are a few:

Lexi-Complete: Detailed information on drugs, drug interactions, diagnosis, disease management, patient education, and more.

The Bantam Medical Dictionary: Fifth edition of the Bantam Medical Dictionary

The Muscle System Pro: basic to advanced levels of muscles and muscle groups

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The one feature I like best is the ability to approve comments where ever you are. I will get an email about new comments and now all I have to do is log on to the app to approve.

Unless you are really proficient with typing on the iPhone, I wouldn’t suggest this app for any long posts.

On the topic of blogging, if you own a blog you should check out Bloggers Payback Pro

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DOOM Resurrection has the same first person shooter that has made the DOOM games classic. The premise of DOOM Resurrection is you are the only survivor on  a Mars facility that scientists have lost control of their Top Secret experiment.  After your entire Marine unit has been killed, it is your job to defeat Hell’s minions and find out what happened on Mars.

DOOM Resurrection has 8 all new never before seen levels, which include 6 Mars themed levels and 2 Hell themed levels! You get to utilize a large arsenal of weapons including an assault rifle, shotgun, the vicious chainsaw, and many more.

This is truely a 5 STAR game form the iPhone. Don’t worry if you don’t have the new iPhone 3G S, it works with older modles of the iPhone too.

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Sorry to disappoint you Diablo fans, it isn’t a Diablo for the iPhone.  This is the Super popular iDracula. This game has stunning graphics and even better game play.  In iDracula,  you are being hunted by Dracula himself along with his posse of Vampires, Werewolves, and Witches.

This is a survival shooter game, and one of the most intense in the Apps Store… Not to sure how they got this one through Apple.

You start off with weak, slow monsters and a very basic gun. As you progress, the monsters get faster and more powerful. They start to drop better weapons and gain more powers. As you gain experience, you gain additional perks (you’ll have to play to find out).

iDracula has the Following features:

• Most intense iPhone Game on the market!
• 6 Different weapons
• Amazing graphics and superlative animations
• Two different game modes – Survival & Rush
• Awesome quality at a incredibly low price

If you have an iPhone, you HAVE-TO-HAVE iDracula. It is currently on Sale for $0.99 If you get it now, you will get the upgrades as soon as there are avaible. The next upgrade will have new levels, new creatures, new weapons, and a higher Co$t. Get this today while it is still on sale!   Click here to get it today.

Leave some comments if you have played this on your iPhone.

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Pros

The multi-touch interface makes this application very easy to use and navigate around. It has all the same amazing satellite and aerial imagery as the desktop version. Leave it to Google to integrate the browser into this app which allows you to directly link to Wikipedia article and photos from Panoramio. Plus you can seamlessly jump from the browser back to Google Earth. It also has the ability when you tilt your phone to adjust to the terrain.

Cons

One problem with the tilt function built into Google Earth is if you hand it to someone, it will tilt and move the focus which can get annoying. On a positive note, you can turn the auto-tilt feature off under the settings option. Each time you start the program it will zoom in to the last place you looked at, which wastes unnecessary time. The current version does not have the ability to show street names. It looses functionality points with us on this part.

Outcome

This is probably one of the better Apps we’ve seen in a while. It really shows of the processing power and graphic ability of the iPhone. Google Earth’s iPhone App, is a definite winner in our book.
9.6 out 10

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