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If you want to know what's happening in your vicinity, these iPhone and iPad apps promise to keep you informed of nearby happenings.
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Stay on top of all the Olympic action from London with the help of these apps, which offer news, profiles, results, and -- in one case -- live streaming.
App Guide: Olympic sport games
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Host your own Games of the XXX Olympiad on your iPhone or iPad with the help of these sports games.
App Guide: iPhone to-do list managers
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When we need to stay on task, these are the iPhone to-do managers we turn to.
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These iPad and iPhone offerings proves that, when it comes to train-themed mobile games, the iOS platform rules the rails.
App Guide: Comic book-reading apps for iOS
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Comic-Con International is underway, and what better way to mark the occasion than with iPhone and iPad apps that let you read your favorite comic books?
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Pocket aces are great, but having these poker games in your pocket may be the next best thing.
App Guide: Baseball history apps for iOS
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To appreciate baseball's present, you need to study its past, whether it's reading up on the game's greats or looking up old games. These iOS apps can help.
App Guide: iOS apps for Independence Day
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Spend July 4 with some iPhone and iPad offerings that showcase the people, places, and ideas that represent some of the best things about America.
App Guide: Extreme sports games for iOS
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ESPN's X Games may have wrapped up for another year, but you can always make like a daredevil from the relative safety of your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad with these extreme games.
App Guide: Shakespeare apps for iOS
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The poet of them all who will start them simply raving is the poet that they call the Bard of Stratford-on-Avon. And these apps can help you enjoy his plays and sonnets.
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