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Last updated: Tuesday, March 23, 2010

This week iTunes features Business Class – the most helpful apps for everyday use. Apps include LinkedIn, Dragon dictation, Business Card Reader, Awesome Note, Documents To Go Premium, Things, NYTimes, FT Mobile and some others. Surprisingly, no scanner apps. Have a look here .

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Business Class: Apps for Business people

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