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Marty Khan’s Stroke Your Genius for the iPad, the Barnes & Noble Nook or the Android Marketplace. It’s a funny guide to Management Consulting with insights into the characters of Showtime’s new tv series House of Lies.

A cutting edge app for a company at the bleeding edge of technology. Seven and BDM launch Medtronic’s innovating for life comms app.

Riverside London is an innovative guide to the cultural heart of London. It’s great for tourists and Londoners alike and you can download it for free.

TravelBook is my first venture into the BlackBerry App World. Built for the upcoming PlayBook, it’s a series of maps and status updates covering the world’s largest subway systems. The New York Subway and London Tube will be first and available on the 19th of April when the PlayBook officially launches.

Richard Branson unveils Project for the iPad. A joint venture between Virgin and Seven – It’s currently No.1 in the US, UK and Canadian app stores. Take a look at the positive reviews and buy a copy to support our work.

The Mill Group are working on an innovative new project to help people priced out of the London housing market. It’s like the Government backed FTBI but for the private housing sector. If you’re a first time buyer then I highly recommend taking a look and following the blog that I helped them with.

A welcomed break from the iPad busyness; here’s a site with M/A for the Southbank Centre. The London Literature Festival is a series of events held down the Southbank between the 1st and 18th of July including the world’s first Litweeter festival. Check it out.

I’m looking forward to going back to my old company Seven to do some R&D. I’ll be working on bringing some of their magazine titles onto the upcoming iPad. Despite all the negative hype, this device and the other tablets that’ll follow will have a big impact on the publishing industry.

Chris Greenwood from the Big Chill and Alex Ruello of Need to Soul are launching a new festival over in Croatia. For tickets to SMS-2010, check out the site that Jo Rowe and I helped them with.