Dusty old Bibles? You can keep ‘em, vicar! All the modern Christian needs is the BibleXpress iPhone application (okay, they’ll need an iPhone or iPod Touch too), which offers a bunch of different translations of the Bible, “from conservative to contemporary”.

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It’s not just games publishers, social networks and coders with a penchant for comedy animal noises releasing apps for the iPhone, y’know. The world’s most desirable fashion brands are catching onto the potential of Apple’s handset.

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If you’re a motorist with a penchant for wandering around car parks weeping as you realise you’ve got no idea where you left your car, help is at hand. G-Park is a new iPhone application that promises to end your stranded-motor traumas.

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I love a good flowcharty brainstorming session, with mindmaps and any other old rubbish chucked up on a white board to distract from the need to actually do some proper work. There are thousands of well-regarded business managers unable to express themselves without reaching for a marker pen, y’know.

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Language-learning on the go has evolved from sticking a tape cassette in your Walkman and repeating phrases, through mobile applications teaching you essential vocabulary, and now onto iPhone apps from companies like Renkara Media Group.

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Generations of British schoolchildren have grown up loathing Shakespeare with a passion - not because The Bard is particularly loathsome, but because they’ve had his works rammed down their throats with a passion by English GCSE teachers of varying quality.

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Ah, flashcards. I remember them well from my days of GCSE French, desperately trying to learn vocabulary in time for an exam. Thankfully, iPhone can help today’s students, with a nifty little app called Flash My Brain, which has just gone live on the App Store.

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