Sean Capelle

Have an Instagram account, but tired of uploading the same old thing? This app aims to mix things up a bit by providing a challenging situation to perform and then share through Instagram.

Munchies are monsters. They would like nothing more than to collect stars. But getting to them requires jumping obstacles and defeating enemies with your farts.

This feed reader offers app articles from popular websites. Customize it to let you know, through push notifications, when a new article is published.

Perhaps you've noticed suspicious activity. A truck dumping something into a sewer. Your next door neighbor burying oil drums. Something's fishy. And it's up to you to investigate.

Featuring keyboards for two users, this app's goal is to have two people sit down and message each other in different languages. While a good premise, the app is limited in its functionality.

Car games are a tradition, handed down from parents to bored kids. Now, all those timeless games are included in one app. And yes, Punch Dub is one of them.

Those familiar with simulation games already know the drill for this game. But if you're into dragons, you'll definitely want to try this one out.

Maybe you need to step away from the microwave for a moment when you're popping popcorn, or maybe you just don’t have the ear for it. Whatever the case, this app tries to be your ears for you. But it may have to try a lot harder.

Fans of physics-based games will want to give this game a shot. It has you placing bombs in an effort to knock blocks off hills. Remove all the blocks and make the hills happy.

While the iTunes Genius feature offers playlists that it thinks you'd like, Muud.io makes playlists of songs you know you'd like. Select the mood you're in and Muud.io will do the rest.

Knowing how to play chess will at least help you with moving the pieces. But anything else you know about the classic game will need to be thrown out the window because this is chess like you've never seen it before.

This is one of those apps that you just can't believe is free (or that it originated in the Android Market). Tabbed browsing, fullscreen mode, private mode, this app has it all.

The Ravens started off the season by trouncing the Steelers. Relive the highlights, as well as keep tabs on upcoming games.

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.