Facebook's dedicated messaging app for iOS has received a notable update of its own.

True to its name, Path 3.0 brings three notable features that essentially points the app to a new direction.

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Along with improved navigation, hungry iPhone users can now pay for a burrito with a gift card from the app.

Version 5.4 of the app also changes where users can upload videos by pulling support for Mobypicture, Vodpod, and Posterous.

Running With Friends launches today in Canada and will be available worldwide in around a month.

The Grid is unique by being a powerful, yet beautiful, calendar app.

The Swatch chief is unsure whether the iWatch would prove successful.

Today's AGF list includes a fitness app, an app for stargazing, and a slideshow creator.

Catch the Ark, Chillingo's wet and wild endless rafting game, has just caught its first ever update.

Customers of regional-based Strata will soon be able to buy an iPhone 5.

Apple should take a look at the Roku 3 to get inspired.

It may have been a long and winding road, but widescreen support has finally arrived for Bumpy Road.

You no longer have to feel "lost" when you play Skylanders Lost Islands, thanks to its new update.

Samsung is buying a stake in Sharp, a company that supplies screens to Apple.

Proletariat's debut game is called Letter Rush, and it's a lot of F-U-N.

Sing! Karaoke, the global karaoke party app from music app developer extraordinaire Smule, has just received what is said to be its biggest update yet.

After a long hiatus from the App Store, Week Calendar HD has now made its return. Unsurprisingly, it's better than it has ever been.

Digg for iOS has received a new update that essentially makes reading stories on the popular social news app faster and easier.

Nimbuzz Messenger, the official iOS client of the popular multi-platform IM and VoIP service Nimbuzz, has just picked its 3.0 update.

Sonic the Hedgehog is about to star in a new game belonging to a genre where the speedy spike-coated Sega character will feel right at home: endless running.

Author Walter Isaacson has been dropped from the antitrust lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Justice against Apple and its partner publishers, reports PaidContent.

Ferrari is set to make its partnership with Apple "more precise" in the next few months, reports Bloomberg Businessweek.

Apparently, Apple has considered the possibility of making its entry into the music streaming business by partnering with Beats Electronics.