Sean Capelle

FaceTime was a welcome addition to iOS 4 though the downside was that it only worked over a Wi-Fi connection.

When the “new” iPad was introduced, we were almost sure that it would be the device for Siri to break new ground. Yet it wasn’t so. Ever since her release, Siri has been exclusive to the 4S.

This game fines the heck out of anyone doing something as simple as taking pictures. You see, Robo encountered a bit of an accident at the Police-Bot Factory and becomes over zealous when it comes to upholding what he considers to be the law.

Some weird alien guy (not sure who or what he is) has been captured. The only way to free him (or it) is to solve a wooden block puzzle.

This is a fun little game that can easily be picked up and set down on the fly. Those looking to challenge his or her reflexes will definitely want to invest the $0.99 to buy this one.

This is a game made of hand shadows. Everything from the main character (a rabbit), to the bad guys, and even the platforms are hands.

This game gives both children and adults a chance to play a fun matching game. Select either normal mode for children, or hard mode for adults.

This game has you defending Earth the best way we now how: blowing things to bits. Alien invaders are trying to destroy the planet, so it’s up to you to literally save the world.

Forget water hazards. In this game you’ll need to avoid crevasses, slick ice, and lava.

This app turns Instagram into a daily creative challenge. This app is similar to Idea Mix, another daily picture idea app, though this one is definitely a better package.

This game combines the gameplay of Marvel KAPOW! with the adventure of slashing zombies at sea. Whether you’re fighting off toxic barrels lobbed at ship, or splitting zombies in half, there’s plenty of action to be found.

Photo booths in the malls, amusement parks, or boardwalks provide an opportunity for you and your friends to capture the best four pictures you can in the span of a minute or two. Failure to plan out your shots means having to think on the fly what crazy pose to do next.

You’ll need to avoid blocky terrain, spikes, and other obstacles as you collect little yellow “paint” orbs.

This game gives a new definition for a “door knocker.” You play as a knight who only knows one way to invade a castle: launch as fast as you can and break through the gate.

We already know that iMessage has been keeping AT&T’s CEO Randall Stephenson awake at night. But what’s to be done about it? Verizon appears to have come up with a solution they’d like to try.

It seems we’re in such a rush to make the badge notification or the number in bold go away by simply opening the email that we then forget about. If email was a tangible thing, we’d probably be buried over our heads in it.

This app gives your child the freedom to explore his or her artistic talents in an easy-to-use touch interface.

This game puts you in control of feeding Monstaaa, a small guy that kind of looks like a monster, but prefers bugs instead of human flesh.

This game gives you a new, personalized puzzle whenever you’re in the mood for a challenge.

Stinky finds an enormous refrigerator full of food up in the clouds. But once he tips the fridge over, all of the donuts, cakes, and pies plummet toward the earth. What else would a self-respecting imp do, but chase after them?

This app tells the story of a young boy and his dog as they venture into outer space in a homemade rocket ship. Together they take a tour of the solar system on their way to Pluto.

This game tests if you can find your way to the exit before the par time is passed. However, even if the par has passed, you still have to find your way out.

When I first looked at Sketch With Friends back in December of last year, Words With Friends was still pretty popular and Draw Something wasn’t even something at that point. My comments back then focused on the app’s lack of users: namely, how could you play a multiplayer game if there was only the one player?

This app gives you a no fuss, no muss drum interface for your iPhone. Dubstep, 808, acoustic, and hip-hop beats are all at your fingertips.