Taking a trip and curious how to set your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad calendar for the proper time zone? No problem. The Calendar app allows you to change the time zone for any event or meeting with just a few taps. Instead of trying to add and subtract time from your own time zone, just set those specific events or meetings for the time zone they’re going to occur in.

Calendar will use whatever time zone your clock settings are set to by default. While this is fine in most scenarios, you also have the option of setting time zones on individual entries.

1. First pop into your calendar app and click the “+” sign in the upper right to create a new event or meeting (or edit a current one).
2. Fill out all the pertinent information for your entry.

3. Now tap into the Start & End section of the entry.
4. You’ll see an option for time zone. Tap into it.

5. Search for the city that you’re going to be in and that you want the meeting or event to go by.
6. Now just save your entry and you’re good to go.

Adding events this way will keep your calendar from getting confused when you travel through times zones. As long as you have your iPhone set to update time automatically, your calendar will change with it and you’ll be good to go!

Daily Tips range from beginner-level 101 to advanced-level ninjary. If you already know this tip, keep the link handy as a quick way to help a friend. If you have a tip of your own you’d like to suggest, add them to the comments or send them in to dailytips@imore.com.

Every day, TiPb gets flooded with announcements for new and updated iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad apps and games. So every day we pick just a few of the most interesting, the most notable, and simply the most awesome to share with you!

• SYS Activity Manager for Memory, Processes, Disk, Battery & Network: Effectively track all the running processes, memory usage, disk space, battery usage, internet connection speed of your device. [$0.99 for iPhone and iPad - iTunes link]

• Gym Genie: A pocket-personal trainer with over 600,000 combinations of specialized workouts [$0.99 for iPhone - iTunes link]

• Friends Events: See all the events that any of your Facebook friends are going to attend in the near future. [$0.99 for iPhone - iTunes link]

• CloudAlbums: Edit your albums and share them with your friends. Just a few taps to send your pics to whoever you want without them having them register to a account. [Free for iPhone and iPad, with in-app purchases - iTunes link]

• What’s next?: A minimalist to-do list. It offers only one list and shows you only one thing to do from it at any single time. [$0.99 for iPhone - iTunes link]

Any other big apps or game releases or updates today? If you pick any of these up, let us know what you think!

Engadget confirms it, Apple is going to be giving us the new hotness on September 9th. All signs point to new iPod Nanos, but many are hoping that we’ll see a revision of iTunes with new features, from iTunes Unlimited to something a bit more scaled back. Others (me) are hoping for the 2.1 update with background notifications and another killer app: stability.

‘Course, there’s a Magic 8-Ball vs. Analyst riding on this one, and so far the 8-Ball appears to not be holding up too well — only time will tell for sure, though.

What are you hoping for next week?