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Review: iPhone Valentine's Day apps
It may be easier to find your true love than it is to find a compelling Valentine’s Day-themed app on the App Store. -
Review: Uno for the iPhone
Uno is one of the most famous card games around. Everyone from your grandmother to your little sister has played this timeless classic and now, thanks to Gameloft, you can take it with you wherever you go. -
Review: Barcodescan Pro for iPhone
This app uses the camera on your iPhone to scan in a product's barcode, using that information to pull down price and other data. It doesn't quite measure up to the similar RedLaser, though the two apps end up complementing one another. -
Review: McSweeney's for iPhone
A $6 app that provides pieces of random fiction may not be for everyone. But McSweeney's delivers great content in a simple, classy interface. -
Review: Crush the Castle for iPhone
If you like physics and trebuchet-induced destruction, Crush the Castle has your number. Developed by Armor Games Inc, this $2 puzzle game offers 90 levels of addictive destructive fun. -
Review: QuickVoice2Text Email for iPhone
QuickVoice2Text is an excellent recorder capable of capturing high-quality sound for long periods of time. But its chief selling point -- the ability to translate your recordings into text which you can e-mail -- is distressingly hit-and-miss. -
Review: iPhone apps for the Super Bowl
We look at nine apps that will either help you enjoy Super Bowl XLIV... or give you a worthwhile distraction should the game not live up to the hype. -
Review: Castle Frenzy for iPhone
Sporting 3D graphics, great animations and numerous ways to dispatch the ensuing hordes, Castle Frenzy is a beautiful and addictive title. -
Review: Neon Wallpaper for iPhone
When it comes to creating customized wallpapers for your iPhone or iPod touch, this app handles the task quickly and easily. -
Review: iPhone home inventory apps
Ben Boychuk looks at a trio of apps for the iPhone and iPod touch that will help you organize your worldly possessions and perhaps save you some time in the long run. The three home inventory apps serve the same purpose and share similar drawbacks, but My Stuff emerges as the most user-friendly offering of this lot. -
Review: Dragon's Lair for iPhone
Dragon’s Lair is essentially an interactive animated film. Considering one of the most popular arcade games of all time, Digital Leisure has done a terrific job porting this stunning classic to the iPhone and iPod touch. -
Review: Moodagent for iPhone
If you find yourself listening to the same songs over and over again on your iPhone and iPod touch, this free app is a great way to get out of your musical rut. Moodagent can build playlists that reflect your current emotional state. -
Review: Assassin's Creed II for iPhone
It’s never an easy task to translate a successful console game into an iPhone app, but Gameloft has done an impressive job with Assassin’s Creed II: Discovery. -
Review: 2Do for iPhone
This excellent to-do list management app is as easy to use as it is powerful, which is a decidedly impressive combination. -
Review: Song Sift for iPhone
This single-funciton app allows you to streamline your music by filtering out artists and albums with a limited number of songs. Song Sift isn't a powerful app, but it's good at what it does. -
Review: Eliminate Pro for iPhone
How much you like Eliminate Pro, a 3D first-person shooter game from Ngmoco will depend on three things: how much you enjoy shooting things, how much time you have on your hands, and how much money you’re willing to invest into an iPhone game. -
Review: MailTones for iPhone
Most users who utilize -- or at the very least monitor -- their e-mail on the iPhone or iPod touch will likely find this audio e-mail notification app quite useful. -
Review: iWhiskey for iPhone
This app, which contains 600 whiskey reviews, is an indispensable source of advice on what to try, with high-quality content and information. A few tweaks to the way iWhiskey presents that information would turn this into a truly great app for your iPhone and iPod touch. -
Review: Rabbids Go Phone for iPhone
Rabbids are maniacal rabbits and the stars of the "Rayman Raving Rabbids" series of video games. In Ubisoft's Rabbids Go Phone, you can manipulate and customize your bunny-like Rabbid or simply watch it dance to your soundtrack. -
Review: Cinq for iPhone
Have you ever been away from home and wished you had access to a photo in your iPhoto library? If so, Cinq can let you view and save your entire photo library on your phone. -
Review: TrueHDR for iPhone
iPhone 3GS users looking for more vivid and detailed photos from their built-in camera should appreciate this app, which takes advantage of that phone's selective focus feature to merge two images into one. -
Review: N.O.V.A. for iPhone
N.O.V.A. - Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance is one of the most anticipated and hyped titles to be release on the iPhone platform and with good cause. Gameloft has taken gaming on the iPhone to a whole new level with captivating graphics, awesome FPS action and even online death matches. -
Review: StarBurst for iPhone
Just when you thought a genre of puzzle had played itself out, along comes StarBurst. It succeeds by combining accessible basic gameplay, strategy to challenge the dedicated puzzle fan, and hours of fun for everyone. -
Review: iVideoCamera for iPhone
iVideoCamera gives iPhone users the video capability they wouldn't otherwise have, but certainly not the quality of video they could expect from an iPhone 3GS. If something is better than nothing, then iVideoCamera at least meets that minimum standard. -
Review: Need for Speed Shift for iPhone
Need For Speed Shift, EA's $7 sequel to Need For Speed Undercover, is one heck of a racing game. Most impressively, it's not just an awesome street racing game for iPhone—it's an awesome street racing game period. -
Review: Connect 4 for iPhone
EA did a great job adding new features to the game, but no matter how many bells and whistles you put on it, Connect 4 still gets boring after a few hours. Just like the real life board game, Connect 4 is most enjoyable when played with a friend. -
Review: WolframAlpha for iPhone
This pricey but well done app delivers the same information you'd get for free from the Wolfram Alpha computational knowledge engine. But it does so in a format that's ideal for the iPhone and iPod touch. And the mobile app has the potential to be even more as the underlying technology of Alpha improves. -
Review: BirdsEye for iPhone
This simple and useful birding application leverages the power of eBird, a centralized birdwatching site where The Cornell Lab of Ornithology and the Audubon Society collect bird sitings from birdwatchers all over the world to help you find sightings in your area. -
Review: Block Fall for iPhone
In Block Fall, you can connect as many blocks as you want -- but beware. The game screen fills with brightly colored blocks, which you tap away in groups. However, you start the game with three lives (you can increase the number through high scoring), and each time you tap a group of blocks smaller than three, you lose a life. -
Review: Camera Level for iPhone
If you don't mind a unitasker, this app handles its sole function -- making sure you've got a level shot when you take a photo with the iPhone's camera -- rather well.
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