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.
Whether you know it or not, the "neo-speakeasy" is alive and flourishing. Learn about the history of speakeasies as well as how to make your own libations.
Getting all of your news in one spot is the beauty of RSS feeds. But with so much information, keeping it organized and pleasant to read can be a challenge. Enter Perfect RSS Reader, which gives competing iPad readers a run for their money.
No one is certain when fly fishing originated, though it has certainly been a hobby for quite some time. This app provides a handy reference for those wanting to learn more about this unique style of fishing.
Skulls, spiders, and runes, oh my! Match them all in different thematic games in order to score points.
We can usually guess how someone will respond to a question. This app, however, increases your odds to 100 percent.
Get out your ninja gear and protractors to prove you're one skilled ninja when it comes to throwing stars. Eliminate as many objects as possible with your stars, but watch out for bad angles.
Remember when Lucy had to wrap the chocolates on the conveyor belt? This app has the same frenzied management aspect.
Ever feel like you are your own worst enemy sometimes? Chances are it's true. Keep track of how you respond to events with negative thinking and work toward making them positive.
This app gives you a laser blaster in 8-bit form. Tap it repeatedly to fire laser shots, or see if you can discover the "mega blast."
Blast your way through swarms and swarms of alien bugs. You'll need all the artillery you can muster, and luckily, there's plenty to be had.
Remember that scene in "Office Space" where the poor little printer got beaten to a pulp? This app is just like that (except without the baseball bat).
Don't let the cutesy animals fool you, this is definitely a game that requires a lot of thought. Arrange tiles so you can get all the food you'll need to last the winter.
How did the curse of Bloody Mary start? What happens when you leave your car at night on Axe Murder Hollow? Learn the answers to these questions and more with this collection of short stories. That is, if you dare ...
Petey is your average squiggly-drawn parrot. He yearns for a better life, one outside his cage. However, once he flees the coop, life inside the cage doesn't seem so bad.
Just when you thought it was safe to go into the water ... Shark Week is back on Discovery Channel and it has a new reference app to go with it.
Ever wanted to give recreational sword swallowing a try, but are afraid of that whole "dying" thing? Now you can swallow swords safely with your iDevice.
To err is human, and some of us are very human about forgetting important events (such as birthdays). Now you can create an email and have it automatically sent later.
Move your files from an iPad to another iDevice using Bluetooth. That is, if you want to actually go that route.
Keeping track of your transactions couldn't be easier with Expense. Handy categories conveniently show your spending habits (which you may not want to admit).
Good news, everyone! As if New New York wasn't crowded enough, you get to add your own denizens in the form of heads in jars.
