In time to satisfy AR.Drone 2.0 pre-orders, the availability of AR.FreeFlight v2.0 provides a new user interface, media capture and management tools, and new piloting modes.
In today's release of v2.3, fans can play a Duke Match within multiplayer, take advantage of their brand new iPad's Retina display, stumble upon Easter eggs, and earn other rewards.
Today, the official Facebook app finally features offline chat status, iPad Retina display support, expanded localization, and a few big bug removals.
As of today, Finger Shot RPG, a well-received combination role-playing and turn-based strategy game, is now playable natively on the iPad.
I've seen some spectacular looking weather apps over the years, though McLean Mobile's latest entry, Weather 2x, is definitely worth a closer look.
While it doesn't seem any more spectacular in gameplay than other simulation game offerings, I admit that the release of Universal Movie Tycoon is a fairly creative marketing scheme.
Today's mention, Fitocracy, is one of those entries with an outside-the-box approach to motivate users into getting back and staying in shape.
It's always nice to hear of classic children's stories coming to the App Store, and today's spotlight is on Mundomono's debut of Bean Bag Kids presents Pinocchio.
Even though Wonders of the Universe for iPad is a companion to Cox's television series aired by the BBC, the app isn't just for fans or UK residents, but for anyone who has interest in astronomy and astrophysics.
In response to popular demand, DataMan Pro v5.0 for iPhone includes badge notifications, expanded app data usage monitoring, more geotagging control, plus performance and stability improvements.
Scheduled to be available within the next couple of months, Captain Antarctica is a whacky, action-packed adventure that exhibits the family-friendly feel FDG is well-known for.
AppAdvice has teamed up with Continuous Integration in order to offer you a chance to win one of five promo codes for Rock vs. Paper vs. Scissors Rumble ($0.99) for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch.
They're by no means through releasing new titles, but Oceanhouse Media appears to have started a new habit: bundling. First it was Dr. Seuss, Beginner Book Collection #1 and Beginner Book Collection #2, and now it's Little Critter.
It may be only a single feature addition, but Todo v5.2's location reminders should make a big impact on the app's usefulness.
RedLynx has decided to do overall optimizations and attempt to reduce multiplayer cheating by implementing a teleport time penalty.
Both The Weather Channel and The Weather Channel for iPad have modified pollen reporting systems, but the iPad version also now has Retina support.
FDG is now providing a free, partially censored demo version of Clear Vision, so you can get a better idea before jumping into the full bloody experience.
The iPhone and iPod touch version of Star Walk was updated earlier today with an upgraded star database and more, plus Vito Technology is having a giveaway where you could win a new iPad.
Learning about shapes has never been exciting, that is, until you do it through Seussian rhyming.
The miniature war of the office continues as orders can commence for Griffin's Helo TC Assault, the tiny terror of the sky.
Today, the second Dr. Seuss Beginner Book Collection omBook is now available in the App Store, providing another set of five well-known Seuss stories.
After more than a year, Adobe Ideas now includes the layers features at no additional cost, improved organizing and sharing, plus a drastically revised color extraction and theme system.
Earlier today, we noticed an app announcement, though this wasn't one of your standard App Store release mentions. Instead, it was in reference to 16 Games, a game which was abandoned but now revealed.
We haven't seen an Angry Birds update these first few months, excluding Seasons and Rio. Nevertheless, Rovio has decided to update the regular Angry Birds app with some new content.
