YouTube (for iPad)
iOS 6's launch will be remembered for two Google-related issues: Apple's horrible, horrible Google Maps ...
Flickr (for iPhone)
Flickr is the most popular photo-specific web service around (with over 26 million unique visitors per ...
Google+ Mobile App (for iPhone)
If I chose which social networks I used based on the mobile app experience alone, I'd be all over Google+. And indeed, since rediscovering the app in its latest release, I have been much more active, ...
New Super Mario Bros. U (for Nintendo Wii U)
For the first time in a long time, a Nintendo system has launched with a Mario game available on the first day. After generations of waiting months or years for the latest Mario game on a system (New ...
Larklife
The first time I launched the Larklife iPhone app, I thought, "How can an app this well designed and different from the competition go with a gadget that's so clunky and awkward?" Larklife ($149.99, ...
Pyramids 3D
Pyramids 3D ($13.99, around 9) is a multimedia journey into some of the most renowned and magnificent structures of the ancient world, the Pyramids, Sphinx, and tombs at Giza, Egypt. With this ...
CafePress
Small businesses and promotional designers have long known CafePress.com as the go-to site for making (and also selling) customized goods, everything from logo coffee mugs to rock band baby t-shirts. ...
Freemake Music Box
"Free music without limits" is the rallying cry of Freemake Music Box, a free-to-download program that will hunt through the narrow corridors of the Internet in search of free music, and then ...
Media Toolkit Ultimate
With so many different audio and video standards and so many devices capable of playing them back it’s commonplace to find you’ve got some media you’d like to enjoy, but ...
Music Maker MX
Looking more and more like Apple’s Garage Band, Music Maker MX conceals a proper home-recording product with all the effects, instruments, loops, samples and support for professional-level ...
Claymation Studio 3.0 Deluxe by Honestech
Ever wondered where Nick Park, Oscar-winning creator of Wallace and Gromit gets the patience to make entire movies using clay figures that move a tiny bit at a time so he can capture them frame by ...
