Samuel L. Lytle

As far as calendar apps go, Scrollendar might be the fastest. The other comparable categories is where this calendar struggles.

If you like Dropbox but need more options for sharing your pictures, CloudAlbums may be able to assist you. Sharing via the app, email or even individually created webpages is a snap, but do you really need those features these days?

If you are looking to make a quick mixtape for a party or other occasion, Dragontape has a smooth interface and deep social integration, and it is free. But is there much more than that?

MyStream is the latest attempt at over-the-air streaming of music with friends. But can it truly be unlimited streaming?

Wouldn't it be great if motion could be captured in a single image? After Image Cam is the latest attempt at this tricky effect, but does it even work?

There are some incredible sleep apps available to improve your night's rest but few go as in depth with the analysis as Sleep Tracker.

There are a ton of specialized calculator applications in the App Store. You probably even have a several on your iPhone. Why not eliminate a few with this amazing app?

Ports of classic games to iOS have reinvigorated interest in many older platforms. Click through to see if aaSiege invigorates anything.

VideoBot will organize all of your videos, but even though it does its job perfectly, do you even need it?

Life tracking involves using stats to make your life better. ScoreMyDay offers many options to help you with this, but because of a few missing features, it falls short.

Dermandar is a no-nonsense panorama app that may just open your eyes to a whole new world. But, how does it compare with other apps of this genre?

Qik Video is now the property of Skype Software and offers a surprising bundle of features including cross platform video calling. But, are these features enough to replace your other favorite video chat apps?

Apps designed for conducting interviews aren't new, but Interview Assistant presents a beautiful package that stands up nicely against some of the older competition.

Endless running games are becoming more popular every day. Pixel City Skater swaps running with skating, but is essentially a watered down version of more popular titles like Canabalt.

Before calculators could solve arithmetic problems instantly, people had to use something called a slide rule. Now you can not only have a slide rule in your pocket, you can learn how to use it as well.

Don't download Hockey Fight Pro with the anticipation of actually playing hockey. Rather you will find a surprisingly full-fledged, match based fighting game with style and swagger.

The iCard Pro app can help you create that perfect card for any special occasion. There are a ton of features, but is the user experience more important?

With a deep storyline, tons of levels, game modes, features, a great soundtrack and graphics, you would think Going Down is one of the top games available. Is a finely detailed painting beautiful just because it is a complete picture?

Movie Looks can do some nice things to otherwise basic video clips through artistic filters. But are the features worth the price and in-app purchases?

There are dozens of great drum and percussion apps in the App Store. Could Ratatap possibly be the best this late in the game?

Retro and grunge racers have been around for a while, but few have married the two in a satisfactory manner. Race After 1977 is a valiant effort, but can it keep up with the competition?

There are a slew of apps that will make your pictures prettier. Noir Photo is pretty impressive but can it compete with the rest at a higher price?

Pocket Jets makes beautiful use of the iPhone 4's camera and gyroscope to create a truly immersive experience. Other than a few minor things, it's hard to find something not to like in this exciting augmented reality game.