The dungeon crawler features fun pinball physics.

The app on the watch can now operate and sync without needing an iPhone nearby.

The new Angry Birds game focuses on being simple for anyone.

The popular series gets even better with more ways to style the different characters.

Using the third-party keyboard, you can translate text in more than 100 languages in any messaging, email, or social media app.

When your device is connected to an external display, you can view a note in a full-screen view without toolbars or menus.

The minimalistic option is easy to get started with and use daily.

March continues to bring great new games to the App Store.

Some of the best new apps arriving this week include a retro-themed video app, a classic children’s book made new with augmented reality technology, and more.

The game will feature familiar faces and moments from the film series.

The free RSS reader is a great way to catch up with what’s happening on almost any site.

Kids can interact with every character from Dr. Seuss’s ABC: An Amazing Alphabet Book! wherever they are.

In the game, you’ll slash a path through Dracula’s castle.

Designed for gamers of all ages, you’ll need to connect animals lost in the jungle.

We’re highlighting our choices for the best games that arrived in February.

Even though February is the shortest month of the year, there was no shortage of great new iPhone and iPad apps.

Our best new game of the week is the fabulous Crossy Road Tower on Apple Arcade. See what else made the list.

It's been a great week for new apps. Our choices for the best titles to hit the App Store include a unique journal app and an easy-to-use business expense manager.

The app brings security to your life through regular check-ins.

The app is a great way to store and then edit text across both iOS and Mac.

Developed by iPhone add-on lens maker Moment, you can shoot up to 60 seconds at once.

While the game has a one-player mode, it's a great way to game with friends.

The new look offers a simpler shuffle button and other improvements.

From developer Pixite, the team behind the great coloring app Pigment, you can truly create a unique way to journal.