AppStart for iPad has been lovingly updated and is free for a limited time!

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The AppAdvice app update is finally live!

The AppAdvice app gets an update rejected for the first time — because of Arnold Schwarzenegger?

AppStart for iPhone is only free for a little while longer, go grab it in the App Store now!

Due to many recent abusive comments, we have changed our commenting policy here at AppAdvice.

AppAdvice brought you AppStart for the iPad, and now we're thrilled to present AppStart for iPhone!

It's been a wonderful holiday season and a great year — wishing you and yours the best!

Angry Birds turns two and celebrates with some new levels, grab an iPhone at discounted rates, and win a free download for Perfect365. All on today's show!

With the launch of Festivus tonight at midnight, it's our great pleasure to present you with a very special gift. On top of the many great things that you're going to be able to win during the next few weeks, we've also decided to throw something of our own into the mix, our excellent AppAdvice app.

Big news folks, Festivus is coming! That's right, to celebrate the holidays this year, AppAdvice has prepared the single most incredible giveaway you've ever seen. Starting this week, and running thorough December, we'll be giving away some of the most amazing and exciting iOS accessories and apps you could ever wish for.

Readers and fans, the big AppAdvice gone free craze is slowly coming to an end. At the end of the week, we'll be putting the AppAdvice app back to $1.99 so we can all start eating meat again.

No matter what kind of news you like to read, your iPhone will provide you with a great way to access it. Watch the show to find out the best news apps for iPhone, on today's AppAdvice Daily's AppStart Special.

Good news everyone. If you're still one of the few missing out on the great AppAdvice app action, we've got a big surprise for you. For a limited time, we're giving AppAdvice away free of charge.

The last 48 hours have been wild here at AppAdvice and not only because of the iCloud and iOS 5 launch

As if iOS 5, iCloud and the new iPhone 4S weren't already enough to celebrate, the AppAdvice team is very proud to announce yet another release this week; a major update of our very own AppAdvice app.

Can you imagine even more AppAdvice action? Well get ready for Inside the App Store. Plus football season is now in full kick, so we have some great apps for football fans. And we have an app that lights up a room and will keep you safe.

AppAdvice is thriving. On top of our industry-leading website and app, we're currently working on many exciting new projects to help make the App Store a better place. And for that very reason, we need your help.

Apple sure made things complicated for us this year by scheduling WWDC the same week as E3 2011, but we think that we finally have all of the kinks worked out, so it's about time we started officially taking appointments for these two huge summer events.

A recent patent filing indicates Apple is toying with the idea of bringing its OS X feature, Spaces, to the iPad. If confirmed, this could change how each of us access our iOS apps.

Reports that Apple sold up to 500,000 iPad 2 tablets during its debut weekend means little to those who stood in line for the iDevice on Friday, only to come up empty handed. What makes this news more frustrating is knowing that some of those iPad 2 buyers who were successful are now making a quick profit. But is this a big problem?

Many of our readers have complained about our, let's admit it, poor commenting system, especially after we provided you with a great place to bring us your suggestions over at UserVoice. Now, we're happy to announce that your wishes have been fulfilled.

AppAdvice is available in several different forms. Of course, there is our website, and also a very successful native app for the iPhone and iPad, not to mention our presence on many social networks. We're all very proud of these, and we know how much you like them as well. Yet, there is probably so much we could improve upon.