The Best iPad Apps Of The Week is published each weekend; a companion piece, The Best iPhone Apps Of The Week, is published separately.

Ever wanted to be a DJ, but all the set up keeps you away? Perhaps you are a DJ, looking for an easier way. Maybe you just want to have fun with your music. For all cases the app Djay may just have you covered.

Do you have a tough time managing and tracking all your different bills? Well Bills ~ on your table HD looks to remedy the problem. Read on to find out if it's right for you.

Splashtop Remote Desktop is the newest entry into the crowded category, but has a video mode, touch specific controls, and a new connection method. Read on to find out all about it.

Have you ever wanted to wake up to your music in you iPod app? There are tons of alarm clocks in the App Store, but very few have that functionality. Nightstand Central does, but is it worth picking up?

Many webpages have created iPad apps to optimally access their sites. This AppList will sort through and find the very best of the website-based apps for the iPad. As always, let us know if we missed your favorite in the comments.

The Mac App Store has introduced Mac users to the iPad method of buying apps. This AppList will feature iPad apps that also have Mac counterpart apps available in the Mac App Store. These iPad apps may interact directly with the Mac app, or it may simply be the iPad version of the app. So if you are a Mac user looking to be running the same apps on both platforms, then this AppList is for you.

The iPad has a huge touchscreen, making it a natural trackpad/remote replacement device. There are several iPad apps that can even control a hacked original Apple TV. This AppGuide will explore iTunes remote control apps, Apple TV remote apps, and trackpad/keyboard replacement apps. The majority of the apps are for the Mac; there are not as many Windows versions available.

The iPad is a great device that can help you loose that holiday weight. The great speaker and large screen make it a natural for any kind of instruction. This AppGuide will help you pick out the best iPad app for getting back in shape.

The pygmies are moving from your pocket to the iPad, and traveling from their island into space on their journey to Uranus. Is it just an expanded version of Pocket God or something completely different? Click through to find out.

Star Walk for iPad is one of the best applications you will every experience. However, will you really use a star application enough to justify the $5 price tag?

Smule is at it again, and this time brings a Fiddle to your iPad with Magic Fiddle. From the makers of Magic Piano comes new songs with string instrument action, and a Guitar Hero like scoring system. Read on to find out all about it.

After the down payment, the 'portable' Reactable Live! setup will wind up costing you over $13,000. Reactable Mobile is the next-generation of Reactables, and as an iOS app, it's more mobile and inexpensive than ever.

Half-instrument, half-app, and half-imagination, there's wholly more than enough content in Jordan Rudess's mindfully innovative Morphwiz app to make music even with only half a brain.

Here's a bit of crazy information for you: according to a recent survey, 32% of iPad owners have never downloaded an application. 63% have, and have paid for one, with most downloading games for their beloved iDevice. Read on to find out more...

The classic book Animalia has gone through the digital transformation on to the iPad and iPhone/iPod Touch. How did the process go, and is the final product worth picking up? Click through to find out.

App showdown between Midnight HD and Uzu. Read on to find out which physics visualizer is better for the iPad, or if they're even worth picking up at all.

Are you interested in a book that truly does come to life? Well Pedlar Lady just may be it, but read on to find out if it's worth $4.99.

People Magazine is now hitting the iPad App Store news stand. Is it worth picking up under the current pricing structure, read on to find out.

Have you ever wanted to travel to exotic locations, but the price has kept you back. Well there's a new universal app that gives you photos of tons of points of interest, and it's completely free.

Air Display is supposed to turn your iPad into a second monitor for your Mac. Read on to find out if it works, and is worth $9.99.

Pocket God's popularity is ever expanding, and so much so that they have their own comic book. Issue one was just released, and now it's time to find out if it's worth picking up whether you're a Pocket God fan or not.

The iPad can be a great productivity tool for college. Before you head back to campus this fall, be sure to grab these essential college apps.