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    AIM for iPad

    by AOL Inc.

    iPad users looking to stay socially connected have several options when it comes to the App Store apps but if you’re looking for a great way to do it without spending a penny, AIM for iPad is a great choice. Assuming you already have a free account (and who doesn’t?), AIM for iPad is a great tool to communicate with anyone on the AIM network which has expanded to include AOL, Facebook, AIM, ICQ, .Mac and MobileMe. Even forgo texting fees on your own cell phone by sending messages to mobile numbers through the instant messaging client. And with AOL’s LifeStream social network aggregator, you can view and update all of your status over several social networks all at once. Social network support includes Facebook, MySpace, Youtube, Twitter, Foursquare and many more. Access to all of these features is presented in easy-to-read full screen format with options to customize your backgrounds to fit your mood and personality. Easily stay in touch and do it all for free. Download AIM for iPad for free on the App Store.

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    AP News

    by The Associated Press

    iPad users looking to keep up to date with world news have several choices but if you’re looking to stay current without spending any money on subscription fees, you can’t go wrong with AP News for iPad. The Associated Press is one of the world’s most respected news agencies providing news from all over the world to every media outlet and it’s now available on the iPad. Like its iPhone counterpart, you’ll be able to receive breaking news on stories locally and from around the world. With the iPad’s extra screen real estate, you’ll be able to experience it with photos and videos for the most comprehensive look at world events.

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    Tap Tap Radiation

    by Tapulous, Inc.

    If the success of the games in the iPhone app store are any indication, iPad gamers will have no shortage of options. Those looking for a solid and mesmerizing experience without spending a cent can look to Tapulous’ Tap Tap Radiation. Following in the footsteps of the hugely popular rhythm game for the iPhone, Radiation takes the simple tap-to-the-music formula and translates it over to the much larger iPad screen. Instead of tapping notes as they come down on linear rails, taps come from all over the playing surface as the game’s bumping soundtrack and dazzling graphics will hypnotize you into a musical frenzy. The game comes preloaded with several hit songs and many more can be had for a premium in-app download. But the core game itself is free and highly addictive.

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    IMDb Movies & TV

    by IMDb

    IMDB was originally conceived as a website to compile a database of every actor, plus every movie and every TV show ever made and cross reference them. This allows you to figure out what on earth that guy was in, or who was the cast of this movie you're watching. But now it comes to the iOS with that and much, much more. Get TV listings, movie showtimes, recaps, DVD releases, movie trailers, trivia, ratings, and celebrity news. There is much to explore in this free, universal app, so if you like TV and/or movies, IMDB is a must.

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    Twitter

    by Twitter, Inc.

    The official, universal, free twitter app has plenty of competitors in the app store, but none have quite measured up to this one on the iPad. With just about every feature a twitterer could want, great use of the iPad's extra real estate, and cool swipe gesture controls, you can't go wrong with Twitter.