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!

• Track – Realtime route tracking & sharing: Easily share your location and route with anyone. They can track you in realtime using a web browser, on any device. No additional software to install, no sign-ups and no new social network to manage. [$2.99 for iPhone - App Store link]

• TweetMe Fast: A small app that allows you to quickly send a tweet on Twetter *. Just a tap on the icon of TweetMe and you are ready to send a message using the new Twitter integration in iOS 5. [Free for iPhone and iPad - App Store link]

• PowerOFSEO: Allows you to analyze the main parameters of any SEO site. Lightweight and high performance is an excellent support for evaluating the activities on page and off page SEO done on a site and the level of existing competition for the keywords you entered. [$1.99 for iPhone - App Store link]

• Iowa Caucuses: Find 2012 Iowa caucus coverage on the go. Watch videos of important campaign moments, research candidates using our extensive and exclusive biography information and find out when presidential candidates will visit Iowa with the events calendar. [Free for iPhone - App Store link]

• Zoo Coloring Book: This coloring book includes 31 super cute designs to color and lots of bright colors to choose from. Easy to use interface and a super realistic painting engine you children will enjoy to use. [$1.99 for iPad - App Store link]

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

Have you ever wanted to know how to track how much data your iPhone or iPad are using? If you’re on a capped plan, you probably should, especially now that there have been accusations AT&T have been fudging data numbers. There are a few different ways in which you can track how much data your iPhone or iPad has used. Stay with us after the break to find out how to use the built-in method.

Most casual users will only go through about 100 to 200 MB per month. So as long as you are not downloading videos or streaming a ton of internet radio you should be fine even on a relatively low tiered plan. The only way to know for sure, however, is to keep track of it. (I have at times gotten into hot water with my carrier due to the number of YouTube videos I watched!)

1. Go to settings
2. Tap General
3. Tap Usage
4. Look at Cellular Network Data, sent and received
5. Reset Statistics

Now you can reset the statistics so you can track your usage. It will also tell you the last day that you reset. Unless you’re a math whiz with a great memory, set an alarm to remind you to tap Reset Statistics at the beginning of each billing cycle so you have a better idea how much data you’re using during the current month.

Bonus Tip: There are also apps like DataMan — which Ally reviewed back in December and now comes in an iPad version as well — that help you track and manage your data.

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The iPhone 3G is a data monster. With speeds of 400, 600 or more than 1400kps reported in some areas, it sucks down information faster than El Jobso does veggie smoothies. Unfortunately, not every carrier in every country provides unlimited data plans to go with Apple’s next generation revolutionary internet device, or even reasonable data. And even those that do typically have a “soft cap” (e.g. 5GB) after which they either throttle down your speed, or put a black mark in your record as a problem customer and eventually give you the boot.

If you’re in one of the Scandinavian countries, in Mexico, Belgium, or any other Pacific or European, Latin or African country with very expensive data, or if you just want to keep track of how much you’re using and when, Apple has provided you and easy way to do it. Read on to find out how!

From the Home screen tap the Settings icon.

In Settings, tap General, then tap Usage. Near the bottom, you’ll see Cellular Network Data, both Sent and Received.

WARNING: Your iPhone may not always exactly match the data usage of your carrier, so if you’re near your limit, or have any reason to be concerned, always check directly with your carrier for updated, billable data usage.

To reset your usage data (for example, if one month ends and you want to start a fresh count for the next month), just scroll down and hit the Reset button.

As an alternative, you can consider using it like a car’s odometer instead, and just note down where you are at the end of one month, and subtract that a the end of the next to get each month’s total, and an overall total.