Daniel Celeste

Make matches of whatever you'd like in Disney's latest enchanted puzzle game.

Publish your Day One entries and share them with anyone with the 1.13 update.

This iPhone text editor strips away the clutter and tiny buttons offered by the competition.

Block Fortress has been altered in many ways with this new release, so is it still worth playing?

This physics-based puzzle game will have you destroying everything, all while you're patience and nerves are destroyed at the same time.

Put anything in any photo, video, or slideshow with this nifty download.

Instead of worrying about "inbox zero," just use this app to get organized.

Globo takes the hassle out of time zones, allowing you to do more than check the time.

Like how Mailbox manages reminders for email? Later does the same, but for any task.

ViaProtect can provide great insight about the potential vulnerability of your iDevice.

Think you're talented? Talenty provides a platform for sharing and discovering skills, talents, and abilities on your iPhone.

This abstract physics-based puzzle game is so strange and confusing that it's somehow ingenious.

The sequel to the original Bug Heroes includes many improvements, and in some ways, feels like an entirely new game.

This video editor packs the simplicity of the common photo editor with the tools you need to make your short videos look spiffy.

The creators of WeatherCube have brought 3-D navigation to calendars, but is this really necessary?

Riot Runners is a very immsersive platformer, and although it has borrowed a lot from other similar games, it is still a great time-waster.

Get ready to whiz your way past particles to trap them in this fun, yet stressful strategy game.

Don't let your location determine your music streaming service of choice.

Turn a casual walk into an epic movie scene with this virtual soundtrack creator.

Photo layers don't have to be scary, time consuming, or bog down your iPhone to be powerful, and Stackables proves this.

Reporter is the best tool for lifelogging, and we have no doubt about it.

For reasons that are all too strange, Flappy Bird developer has decided that he does not like the attention his game is receiving.

Use your toast-ejecting recoil and reload system to put bread slices, toasties, baguettes, bagels, and crumpets to good use.

Less than one month after shipping a solid 1.0, JQ Software's hard work has brought many improvements to the endless flying game.