A new Apple Store easter egg has been discovered that will put you (perhaps even more) in the holiday spirit. Here's how to uncover it.

There appeared to be a heated exchange last night during the first game of the NBA Finals between Rihanna and Apple's Eddy Cue. See the clip here.

Sometimes, an app is released with an icon that's a rip-off of another title. That's happened again, and it's an Apple app. I wonder what it means.

With Cyanide and Happiness Emojis, you can share stickers, GIFs, and avatars based on the signature look and feel of the “Cyanide and Happiness” webcomic.

Giggle, chuckle, or belly-laugh, this new app responds to your voice and creates a work of space art.

Start the Christmas season with a nifty advent calendar on your device. What will you receive each day? You have to download the app to find out.

Phoneys is a prank iMessage app that essentially puts words into someone’s mouth, or rather, puts words in other people’s texts.

It's finally happened: Windows 95 has been ported to run on an Apple Watch.

The London Met's ambitious scheme has been canned after £6 million was invested.

This week’s unusual app lets you pretend to be a doctor, kind of, but you have to hurt your patient first.

Let your creativity soar and create a wallpaper that shows your style.

Do you think vomiting on people is entertaining? If so, then you will love this week’s unusual app.

It’s a bird, it’s a plane…no, it’s a tongue.

Moonbeeps: Gizmo is a virtual control panel for a rocket ship, or any high-tech vehicle or contraption.

Have you ever wished you could balance on a bald man’s head? Now is your chance.

For a good laugh or to sound cooler, check out this new keyboard that replaces your words with someone else’s.

The droid took part in a cute racing competition at SXSW, but BB-8's personality can get in the way when it comes to racing.

If you are thirsty for revenge, then this week’s odd app must just quench that thirst.

This week’s strange app is a game that dares you not to tap the laxatives.

This week’s unusual app is a game that will take you back to your childhood. Well, sort of.

Fetch recognizes images of dogs and classifies them by breeds.

This week’s weird app is a game that will have you pulling your hair out, well, someone’s hair.

Think up your question, shake your phone, and see your answer with this entertaining advice app.

For a stress-relieving, creative experience without autofill, check out this new coloring app for iPad.