Those trying to learn the English language may get caught up on "phrasal verbs," which textbooks don't seem to teach. Even those familiar with the language may need some brushing up. This app is here to help.
JellyCar 3 has been out for a while, but now gamers young and old can try it for free. Be warned, the app makes it painfully clear that there is a paid version as well.
Almost everyone has played Breakout, or some variant of it. But PopCap takes the traditional game and turns it on its head.
For those who have tried it, using Blogger on an iDevice wasn't an easy experience. However, this new official app makes maintaining your blogs a breeze.
Fans of Angry Birds looking for a new experience should give this game a shot. Stretch Pire the worm to send him bouncing off the walls to reach the exit.
The block builder game isn't a new idea, though this one is a welcome competitor in the field. While still a little rough, I imagine it will only get better with updates.
Every now and then a paid app comes along that offers what can also be accomplished for free. DropTunes is one of those apps.
The plain black background with a simple white grid defines this app. It will create music, but only with minimal guidance and options.
This clever rag doll game features Bounce, a bunny who dreams of catching stars. With a little bit of help from you, adding well-placed bubbles, he might just realize his dreams.
Creating storyboards for your movie is a great way to plan your shots before the camera starts rolling. Storyboards Premium, facilitates the often long process.
You may never have heard of artist Stefan G. Bucher's "Daily Monster" website, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy this freaky cool app.
Whether you're an experienced musician or not, making your own experimental songs has never been easier. By the time you're done, you'll have created the perfect song for an indie movie.
Whether you are a fleet manager or just a single vehicle owner, this app will store the information you need for keeping track of your vehicles.
The quintessential sticky note, the Post-it, comes to iOS. But is the app worth the fear of potentially being tracked?
Instead of groaning and trying to eat brains, the zombies in this app frighten with their malaise and apathy. Can you survive the undead's whininess?
Every day, scores of iOS games are released. But only once in a while, will one stand clearly above the others. This is that game.
Though lunar lander gameplay has been featured in numerous games, none of them included an air balloon named Pumpkin. You'll need quick reflexes and a little bit of patience, but this game is worth it.
Clipping coupons is easy. Actually using them is a whole other story. Enter Track My Coupons, which inventories your coupons and lets you know when they will expire.
Use your finger as a sword to slice through your enemies. This unique game features awesome graphics and intuitive gameplay.
We all know the story about William Tell. What would have happened if he missed? Find out with this app.
It's fun to watch fish zig and zag in the water. This game imitates that same movement as you move Kiki through each level.
We see the sad stories all the time on the news of innocent children being abused or killed. This app won't completely protect your little ones from the dangers of the world, though it does bring you one step closer.
Formatting a manuscript (especially on the iPad) can put a kink in the writing process. Luckily Storyist is here to help.
This app not only has a beautiful interface and good usability, but it also has numerous ways to tie into your social networking accounts, and even your Apple TV.
