This streaming Internet radio tuner offers excellent options and features across all of the devices running Apple's iPhone OS ... read more at Macworld
Caster HD, developed by Elecorn LLC, is an engaging sci-fi third-person shooter for the iPad and iPhone. You’re cast as the titular Caster ... read more at Macworld
Angry Birds HD by Chillingo brings all the greatness of the original version with the added bonus of a larger canvas on which to slingshot your bird horde at the clever defenses of the little green pigs ... read more at Macworld
This iPad app from Major League Baseball is very good -- so good, in fact, that it will have you wishing that it could contain even more data about the national pastime ... read more at Macworld
Pinheads Party by Republic of Fun is one of the first multiplayer board games to appear on the iPad. It makes excellent use of the iPad’s larger screen and shows plenty of potential ... read more at Macworld
Heavy Gunner 3D for iPad by Com2uS puts you at the controls of a massive space weapon charged with protecting the fleet from an alien race of machines. Explosions ensue ... read more at Macworld
Vertigore Games’ Pacific Defense puts you in the role of a World War II anti-aircraft gunner as you fight ever-increasing waves of Japanese fighters and torpedo assaults working to destroy your ship ... read more at MacLife
Square Enix games are known for their deeply engrossing storylines, and Chaos Rings is no exception. Though the action-packed role-playing game comes in a smaller form factor ... read more at MacLife
Journaling is an easy way to score a great deal of personal satisfaction. By scribbling down your daily trials for posterity’s sake ... read more at MacLife
Bruce Lee Dragon Warrior HD - Digital Legends Entertainment
Bruce Lee balanced camp and marial arts like no other movie star, and Bruce Lee Dragon Warrior HD for iPad follows in those fleet footsteps ... read more at MacLife
The Mos Eisley cantina in Star Wars certainly had a motley bunch of alien patrons, so what would it be like to have to wait on them? In Star Wars Cantina, by THQ, you’ll have to think quickly ... read more at Macworld
Amazon.com converted its free Kindle app for iPhone (which Macworld gave a rating) into a universal app with the launch of the iPad. I’m a big fan of my Kindle 2 e-reader ... read more at Macworld
After a few laps around Asphalt 5's track, you’ll find it very difficult returning to racing games on the iPhone’s smaller screen ... read more at Macworld
This source for mobile-optimized news is a joy to use on the iPhone. But the iPad version of this hybrid app is simply a blown-up recreation of the iPhone experience ... read more at Macworld
While trained keyboard players will find plenty of joy and frustration with this piano app for the iPad, its target audience of non-musicians will likely find this charming app to be a lot of fun ... read more at Macworld
Despite the elaborate fantastical plot and multitude of characters, Dungeon Hunter HD is about one thing: killing bad guys. Gameloft's vision of fantasy adventure isn't Shakespeare with swords ... read more at Macworld
Baseball-themed console games have long included a home run derby mode for quick bursts of play and instant gratification, and as this is pretty much the modus operandi ... read more at Macworld
The premise behind the game is simple enough: you—as the titular detective—are entrusted with getting to the bottom of two mysteries ... read more at Macworld
Killing Nazi zombies was a rollicking good time before, but things just got a major upgrade. Call of Duty: World at War: Zombies for iPad ... read more at Macworld
If you are an aficionado of retro gaming—you might have heard of Sword of Fargoal, a game originally developed by Jeff McCord for the Commodore VIC 20 ... read more at Macworld
The first app I tried out was OmniGraffle. Like its desktop counterpart, the app aims to help you express your ideas visually. Translating all of the diagramming depth of the Mac ... read more at Macworld
Resident Evil 4 iPad Edition brings the celebrated horror title—already available for the GameCube, Play Station 2, Wii, and iPhone—to Apple’s coveted tablet ... read more at Macworld
Flight Control HD is a solid game that wisely doesn't mess with its winning formula. It's addictive as it was on the iPhone, but the polish, improved graphics ... read more at Macworld
The Elements: A Visual Exploration - Element Collection
This is what we imagine Harry Potter’s Chemistry book looks like. It’s a stunning--but somewhat confusing to use--iPad adaptation of Theodore Grey’s dead-tree book ... read more at MacLife
Epicurious Recipes & Shopping List - Condé Nast Digital
Epicurious Recipes & Shopping List offers a fantastic collection of recipes from Epicurious.com. On the iPad, the app serves up brilliant photography ... read more at MacLife
You may get older, wiser and more sophisticated, but let none of this fool you: it’s still amazingly fun to polish off an opposing team by launching an air strike or exploding sheep ... read more at MacLife
Firemint's Real Racing was already one of the most buzzed-about iPhone apps, but the extra screen real estate and speedier processor gives Real Racing HD ... read more at MacLife
Brushes iPad Edition is the large-screen version of the iPhone app Brushes, a painting app that's sophisticated enough to have created cover art for The New Yorker ... read more at MacLife
Bento for iPad can't sit in just one box; it's both a complementary tool for the like-named Mac database and a stand-alone app. As a Mac Bento extension ... read more at MacLife
Adapted from 2008's brilliant Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved 2 on Xbox 360, Geometry Wars: Touch maintains most of the addictive thrill of its console counterpart ... read more at MacLife
Games are often shadows of their real-world origins, like representing a swimming pool high-dive with a button-push. So we're thrilled by the physicality ... read more at MacLife
Sam & Max Episode 1: The Penal Zone - Telltale Games
Think of your favorite comedy TV show. Instead of watching its episodes, would you want to play them, controlling the main characters as they get into--and out of--trouble ... read more at MacLife
Numbers has been similarly scaled down to be approachable and usable on the iPad without causing too much confusion or consternation ... read more at MacLife
USA TODAY isn't the prettiest of the newspaper apps on iPad, opting for a more functional and feature-rich approach over a traditional print-stylized layout, but what it offers at present is a large amount of free content ... read more at MacLife
Amazon's competitor to iBooks offers a largely similar reading experience, but delivers a couple of strong advantages, as well: Kindle has a much larger inventory ... read more at MacLife
The New York Times' first stab at an iPad app is very clean and easy to read, presenting a variety of handpicked stories spread across categories like news, business, and features ... read more at MacLife
Marvel makes a sharp splash on the iPad with its digital comic reader, delivering many of its iconic heroes (including Spider-Man, The X-Men, and Hulk) for $1.99 per issue... read more at MacLife
TIME Magazine's initial foray on the iPad is a stunning representation of the storied news magazine, offering fantastic photography and compelling feature articles ... read more at MacLife
E-reading is one of the cornerstones of the iPad, and iBooks handles that pressure with style. This beautifully designed app is a pleasure to use on almost every level ... read more at MacLife
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