Our list this week features a new creative design app for iPad, the final installment in an epic film series, and much more.

Ericsson wants Apple iPhones pulled from the U.S. market.

March 9 is going to be a very big day for Apple.

The app allows users to print attachments, documents, and more directly from an iPad or iPhone.

Most notably, Bad Piggies now sports a new sandbox level and a brand new part to help build contraptions.

Arriving next week, the service will cost $5.99 per month and offer tons of kid-friendly content.

The developer also said it has removed Convertbot and Pastebot from the App Store.

Plan that last-minute date with ease and confidence using these great apps.

Woz attended the FCC vote today in Washington, D.C.

According to a new report, a record number of apps were downloaded last month by iPhone and iPad users.

PenPower has introduced the WorldCard Mobile Phone Kit. One part smartphone stand, another part business card reader, the accessory is worth a look.

We expect to hear much more information about the upcoming wearable device.

Apple's next media event is scheduled for March 9.

Today’s AGF list includes a printing app, a note taking app, and a photography app.

The third season arrives on Netflix beginning at 3 a.m. EST.

How smart is your home? Probably not as smart as it could be with the Neurio Sensor, available now for preorder.

Android smartphone profits fall, as Apple continues to celebrate.

The new features will roll out to all desktop users over the coming weeks.

The latest Real Steel game will be released in March.

See just how easy it can be using Trello to manage your classes and home projects.

Arriving sometime this year, all of the battles are limited to five minute sessions.

Users may soon be able to view gas prices and local school information.

Stop spending time with paper circulars and never miss a local sale with Flipp.

Version 1.5 also features tons of new bosses, enemies, and weapons.