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AppAdvice has teamed up with Tom Grimshaw in order to offer you a chance to win one of five (5) promo codes for iKeepScore for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch ($.99).

Earlier today, both the Google Docs and Gmail blogs highlighted the addition of 12 new formats that the Google Docs Viewer now supports. Google finally rounded out Microsoft Office compatibility with Excel spreadsheet and Office 2007 support, plus you can also view Apple Pages, Adobe Photoshop, and a number of other common format documents.

Everyone knows that feeling of sluggishness from lack of proper sleep, or just lack of energy. Dozing off while calculating the final figures for the weekly report may have you dealing with a lecture from your boss, but falling asleep while driving can be fatal. That's why ASP Technology is proud to offer their fatigue-fighting Anti Sleep Pilot system into a convenient iOS app.

The latest version of ReaddleDocs for iPhone and iPod touch includes plenty of feature additions and improvements from more storage and syncing options to a new Night Mode.

IK Multimedia has revealed that they will be releasing a special new edition of their sound-FX and recording app for iOS called AmpliTube Fender. This new app features meticulously recreated sounds and values associated with the legendary Fender guitars and audio equipment.

Warner Bros. has decided to take an interesting and thoughtful approach in movie offerings with their new "App Edition" movie apps for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. These new apps provide a much more DVD-style experience for iDevice users over the traditional iTunes Store purchases.

Yesterday's update of Printful didn't include a ton of new features but did provide some mindful user experience enhancements. Most notably, Printful v2.1 includes a significant performance boost and further Google Reader support.

Camera+ v2.1 focuses on performance and user interface improvements throughout the app. The changes include some button location rearrangement, less time processing effects and borders, and a few minor feature additions.

If it hasn't been obvious enough, the new "hot button" topic making its way through news and blog sites is the launch of Apple's App Store subscription service. The service isn't breaking news but the new tone it has brought along with it has started a slew of angry outbursts.

AppAdvice has teamed up with Craftsman Solutions in order to offer you a chance to win one of five (5) promo codes for States Plates for iPhone and iPod touch ($.99).

With a new iPhone launch, as in new availability, there is going to be a need for certain users to sell their current device in order to afford a new one and those looking to find a worthy deal from the former group. Here are some quick suggestions and resources to help you accomplish both tasks.

AppAdvice has once again teamed up with IK Multimedia in order to offer you a chance to win one of three (3) promo codes for AmpliTube for iPad ($19.99) or one of three (3) promo codes for AmpliTube for iPhone and iPod touch ($19.99).

Not every activity is better in groups. Do you really want to be bothered by crowds when visiting a museum, gallery, or while taking a peaceful walk in the park? Of course not, right? Interesting enough, social-networking could be the key to antisocial activity interests.

If you were a fan of the arcade brawler Double Dragon back in the late '80s and '90s, then you may have something to get excited about next month. Aksys Games will be publishing an updated version of Double Dragon developed by Brizo Interactive.

AppAdvice has teamed up with Eon Four in order to offer you a chance to win one of five (5) promo codes for Deadbeat for iPhone and iPod touch ($.99).

A little earlier today, the Yelp app for iOS moved to v5.1, which now integrates the OpenTable restaurant table reservation process directly into the app.

Only a few days ago, we shared EA Mobile's teaser content for NBA JAM. Today is the day to find out if you're good enough to be on fire. NBA JAM is now officially in the App Store.

Announced last month, Think Geek's JOYSTICK-IT is an accessory targeted at iPad owning, arcade game junkies. Yesterday, that shiny aluminum thumb companion went on sale in a single or dual-pack set.

Don't get stuck trying to squeeze experiences into 15 to 30 second moments. Find out how Thwapr can help you break the social-networking video sharing boundaries.

Do you have Keynote, Numbers, or Pages for iPad and want to use your Dropbox storage to easily share and access those documents? We'd like to share a solution that will allow you to do just that.

With the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad providing renewed traction for Apple's image, it's not surprising that more consumers are considering a Mac for their next computer purchase. For those who've gone ahead with switching, Learn the Switch to Mac can teach someone the basics and a few nifty tips for most of what Mac OS X Snow Leopard has to offer.

Quickly moving along, Big Blue Bubble releases Burn the Rope v1.2 as promised. The update adds more levels, more insects, and Retina display support.

EA Mobile decides not to excite users with just a few screenshots for the upcoming NBA JAM, but rather, the company has also released a very short video capturing about 15 seconds of gameplay.

XVision has released another app to help iDevice users monitor activities that could result in potentially costly overage charges. As the DataMan utility tracks and warns of excessive data usage, VoiceMan tracks and warns iPhone owners when they're closing-in on overstepping their voice package minute allowance.