If you haven't been lucky enough to get your hands on a beta or gold master version of iOS 5, today is the day. Like most of you, I've spent plenty of time on Apple's iOS 5 page looking at the features and watching those famous Apple walk through videos. While the bullet point features are great, we've been unable to see exactly what we're getting.
Osfoora HD has hit the App Store and is already topping the charts. With features like customizable landscape view, Instapaper support, and the ability to add multiple files to a tweet - this is one Twitter client you won't want to miss. It has received great customer feed back, and holds an average of 4.5 stars. But is it as good as its iPhone counterpart? Read on after the break for the full scoop.
Into extremely addictive iPhone games yet have no money? Well then your luck has turned up because for this weekend Puzzle Quest: Challenger Of The Warlords is available to download for free. Read on past the break for more gaming goodness.
While you've no doubt seen iPad Wall Mounts before, they have been focused more on function over design. Luckily for those of you who prefer a bit of both, Swedish designer Arodsin Redningar has come up with the iPad Capsule. Read on after the break for more.
Although we know that Steven P. Jobs most deffinately has no want or need for flash on his iDevice, some still do and Artefact is trying to make that a reality. While they may be doing it in the most confusing way, they understand it and it works. Well, Sorta. Read on after the break for a video and more.
The app approval team over at Apple and developers have been busy lately and it shows. The iPad App Store now contains over 10,000 apps. Read on after the break for more.
Things are about to get bigger and better for QuickOffice Connect Mobile Suite users because the popular iPhone document production app has received the iPad treatment. Now you can create, edit, format, access, and share Microsoft Word documents and Excel spreadsheets all while on the iPads bigger, higher res display. Read on after the break for more info.
It isn't entirely a secret that Time Magazine's iPad app isn't the best magazine app in the App Store. Ok, it isn't even close to being the best but they did develop it in a little under 40 days. However the first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem and they have done just that. Hit the break for more and a video demo.
Yesterday Apple released their iTunes Connect Mobile App to help developers better keep track of statistics for their mobile apps. The app is available to download now for free on the iPhone and iPod touch and is a great way for developers to stay on top of their (at times) amazing creations. For more details i'll see you after the jump.
