Robb Lewis

Reuters have decided to give the New York Times a run for their money with their new iPad app Reuters Pro. Read on for more information and screenshots.

We all browse Wikipedia, but browsing in mobile Safari can be quite a chore. If need to do some serious wiki-surfing and you're looking for an app to do this, Articles might just be the solution for you.

Do you find yourself carrying stacks of printed tabs and notation? Wouldn't you rather have them all easily accessible, on your phone and be able to play them as well? TabToolkit allows you to do all of this and more.

WorldCard Contacts helps you easily manage your contacts with groups as well as taking photos of business cards. But do you need it? Read on to find out.

Do you feel like you need more sleep every time you wake up? Wouldn't you like to feel alert and ready? Then you should try out Sleep Cycle alarm clock.

Do you need to be more productive on your iPhone? Do you need to be able to create and edit Word and Excel documents? Quickoffice Connect Mobile Suite has you covered.

With iLoader you can tag photos, add captions and descriptions, and upload multiple videos or photos simultaneously. Short of uploading, all this can be done offline as well. Do you really need iLoader when you can already upload through the Facebook app? Read on to find out.

Do you have a problem with remembering when to pay your bills? Bills ~ On Your Table is a great solution. It comes equipped with push notifications, a built-in calendar and custom categories. Does it have what it takes to never let you forget to pay a bill again? Read on to find out.

If you're using a 2G or 3G iPhone, and running 3.0, you pretty much get everything someone with a 3GS does. Except the one thing that a lot of people want - video recording. iVideoCamera goes above and beyond purely recording video and is one of a few apps that allow you to record video on an older iPhone.