A lot of hard work goes into developing an app, but there's also a lot of groundwork that needs to be accomplished before programming even begins. App Cooker walks you through each step of the app planning process.
You can secure your iDevice's sensitive files, but the question becomes, "Do you need to?"
QuBit the robot needs your help collecting rare crystals. Race against time to store the crystals in your "QuBs."
They say an elephant never forgets. Last I checked, I don't have big floppy ears and a trunk. That is why I find Note Record to be a valuable productivity app.
Move over, Doodle Jump, there's a new jumper in town. Don't let his broken jet pack fool you, either.
This 1994 first-person shooter was the Mac's answer to PC FPS games like "Doom."
For those wanting to give AppWeather a chance, it's been updated to improve functionality after an earlier review.
You can't keep a classic arcade game down, as seen in "Arcading." But just because you can breathe new life into a game doesn't mean you should.
Don't let the name fool you, this Toyota app has little to do with the car company.
This puzzle adventure game requires the two characters to reach the exit together. It will take ingenuity, mechanisms, and a lot of thought to succeed.
Work. You have to do it, but nobody said you couldn't do it with style.
When barnyard animals suddenly mutate into spheres, one can only imagine the possibilities.
Unless you've been living under a rock, chances are you've played Tetris. If you haven't checked out the App Store recently, chances are you haven't seen this new way to play it.
If you ever need a file that you've saved on your Mac, this app can remotely log in to retrieve it. But, do you really need it?
Test your child's observational skills by searching for cartoon aliens hiding on Earth.
Al Yankovic tells the story of a child with an imaginative career wish list in this interactive book app.
Always wanted to make something of yourself and see the galaxy? So does eBoo. Follow him as he learns to fly.
Always wanted to make something of yourself and see the galaxy? So does eBoo. Follow him as he learns to fly.
Looking for a way to help you remember numbers? Mind Strength may be able to help.
Move flowers before your board becomes filled with them. This highly addictive game will keep you coming back for more.
Think the only strategy to Tic-Tac-Toe is placing your marker in the middle? Think again.
Life isn't easy being a squid, especially Sticky. Help him toward freedom by jumping on to spinning gears.
Upload a picture of your child and guide them across the U.S. to learn about each unique city.
