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MTailor lets you order tailored shirts via a free iOS app. It will use your device’s camera to take your measurements and shirt preferences (fabric, collar, cuffs etc.). Your shirt will be shipped for free with a money back guarantee.

This fun iOS app makes creating music easy and fun. It combines a digital sample looper, effects processor, and can even simulate three-part vocal harmonies from just one voice. Record and share tracks in a jiffy too. More here.

David Lindecrantz created this cool retro-style app which takes your iOS device back to the 80s, complete with classic Macintosh and Game Boy B&W dithering algorithms. Sample images here.

There’s not a bezier curve to be found in this iPad app by Jean-Christophe Naour, which helps you make polygonal artwork using only your fingertips by tracing and color sampling underlying images.

Make a drum set out of anything with TableDrum. Map an object to a drum sample and when you hit the object, it will trigger the sample in real time, as if you were playing an actual drum set.

An app from Lookout Labs that can email your smartphone’s location.  Best of all, you can install it even after you’ve misplaced your phone, thanks to the Android Market’s remote install feature.

Featuring some true experts on the subject, this ‘Rockutorial’ for the air instrument app from everyone’s favorite tubed potato chip is the perfect preparation for your Pringles’ speaker can jams.

Augmented Reality Cinema is a conceptual app that automagically recognizes the location of the user and then plays a scene from a movie that took place in that exact same location.

Aided by a special putter cradle ($30), Ping’s iPing app for the iPhone 4 and iPod Touch 4G, measures every detail of your stroke, impact angle, and tempo, helping you improve your putting game.

This nifty app lets you listen to your iTunes music collection on your Mac, iPhone or iPod Touch without interruption, fading out on one device and back in on the other – exactly where you left off.

Audio junkies may recall Tascam’s retro Porta One mobile studio. The 4-track recorder has a new life as an iPad app, aping the looks of the original, substituting digital audio for cassette tapes.

One of the best ways to peruse your favorite sites on the iPad has come to iPhone. FLUD reader is free for the moment, so what are you waiting for? Be sure to add The Awesomer to your favorites!