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Editor's Notes

• #12: Key Ring is the app that "brings 'em all together". Use it to scan & store your existing loyalty cards, enroll in new loyalty programs, and access exclusive coupons and discounts.
• #13: iAds: iAd reaches millions of iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users around the world in their favorite apps. With the iAd Network, you can reach the Apple audience, the world’s most engaged, influential and loyal consumers. This audience: Has installed more than 10 billion applications Has activated over 160 million iTunes accounts Downloads 200 new apps every second worldwide Spends, on average, 49 minutes per day using apps Engages with iAd ads for an average of 60 seconds per visit Each ad is shown only to the audience you want to reach, in the apps they love and use the most. Our highly-effective targeting leverages unique interest and preference data that taps into user passions that are relevant for your brand. Whether they are reading the news, playing a game or checking the local weather, your ad will make an impact. AdMob: More than 50,000 mobile applications across iOS, Android, and webOS platforms currently use AdMob's monetization tools.
• #15: SHOPKICK Walk in: Have you ever gotten rewarded just for walking into stores – yes, just for visiting? Now you can collect boatloads of kicks™ in the kicks Reward Program and unlock awesome exclusive deals at your favorite stores. Just open the shopkick app open when you WALK INTO Target, Best Buy, Macy's, American Eagle, Sports Authority, Crate&Barrel, West Elm, Wet Seal and the largest Simon malls. You will get rewarded on your phone instantly when you walk through the door. All this works in 80 major markets, including New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Miami, and Atlanta, Boston, D.C., Houston, Indianapolis, Las Vegas, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, San Diego, Seattle, and St. Louis. We're busy adding more cities every month. Check in: You can also collect kicks™ for checking in to millions of stores and restaurants across America, that means in many places around you! Discover awesome deals at the same time, many of them are exclusively offered to shopkick users only. Scan: Collect additional kicks by scanning barcodes of featured products with your phone at 250,000 different stores in America. Redeem your kicks™ for rewards! Get cool rewards like iTunes gift cards, restaurant vouchers, Best Buy/Target/Macy's/American Eagle/Sports Authority gift cards, Facebook Credits, movie tickets, or if you go all out, True Religion jeans, a Coach handbag, or a 3D 55" Sony Bravia HDTV. And if you want to change the world, donate your kicks to 30 different causes!
• #18: Express refills by Scan, lets pharmacy customers scan the barcode on their medication container, then select a store and pick up time. Users receive a text message when the prescription is ready. App allows users to send photos from their phones to a specific store for processing in about one hour, the photos can be shipped home, eliminating the need to visit the store. The app also allows users to check product availability and pricing at particular stores. Walgreens also sends five monthly text messages with coupons and other offers to registered customers, and has upgraded its online circular to provide click-through savings in the shopper’s cart.
• #20: 1. Online versions of print catalogs haven't taken off, but iPad versions, with embedded video, as well as the ability to browse whenever it's convenient and make purchases could be the next big thing. 2. Cars, furniture, shoes and apparel could all be customized in-store, with customers able to easily view and select colors, fabrics and finishes, and then place the special order. 3. The iPad could provide easy access to product data, customer data and customer reviews, in addition to allowing transactions to be completed away from the register. 4. Customers finding a jacket in one department could access recommendations for coordinating apparel and accessories in other departments. 5. Now divided into an offline and online experience, iPad could enable customers to create registries from a store's entire inventory. 6. Consumers are already shopping on their phones; it's only a matter of time before the iPad becomes another shopping tool.
• #21: 1. Online versions of print catalogs haven't taken off, but iPad versions, with embedded video, as well as the ability to browse whenever it's convenient and make purchases could be the next big thing. 2. Cars, furniture, shoes and apparel could all be customized in-store, with customers able to easily view and select colors, fabrics and finishes, and then place the special order. 3. The iPad could provide easy access to product data, customer data and customer reviews, in addition to allowing transactions to be completed away from the register. 4. Customers finding a jacket in one department could access recommendations for coordinating apparel and accessories in other departments. 5. Now divided into an offline and online experience, iPad could enable customers to create registries from a store's entire inventory. 6. Consumers are already shopping on their phones; it's only a matter of time before the iPad becomes another shopping tool.