Since World of Goo first debuted in the App Store back in 2010, the popular puzzler (which is developed by 2D Boy) has been downloaded more than one million times.

Christmas Day activations and app downloads shatter previous records for iOS and Android devices alike.

Apple's App Store approval team has recently rejected a Steve Jobs tribute calendar application, explaining in an email sent to its developer that the team is not accepting "these types of apps."

Since December 16, Apple fans still rocking an iPhone or iPod touch on iOS 3.1.3 have been unable to download iOS applications directly from the App Store. Instead, iOS device owners stuck running iOS 3.1.3 must purchase and download applications in iTunes and sync them across to their iPhone or iPod touch.

Apple fans, avoid this application: Craft - Build Terrain. Though it might appear to be some kind of MineCraft client, the application is, in fact, a $1.99 scam that you will undoubtedly regret purchasing and downloading.

Apple, moments ago, announced the App Store now offers over 500,000 apps. In addition, the Cupertino, California-based company announced that there has been 100 million apps downloaded from the Mac App Store in less than a year.

Here's how to nab yourself an absolutely free copy of Disney's popular physics-based puzzle game, Where's My Water?

The popular task management iPhone app, Todo, has received an update. Now, users of the application can take advantage of support for iCloud, meaning their pending tasks will sync between iOS devices running Todo. Furthermore, a variety of tweaks and improvements mean the $4.99 app is now better than ever before.

Thursdays are typically the day Apple updates their “News and Noteworthy” and “Staff Favorites” sections in the App Store and today was no exception. However, the most significant change today, at least on the iPad, wasn't the revised list of apps, but rather how they are now presented, according to news first published by MacStories.

Some folks say Apple needs to split up the App Store, that games are too popular. I'm not convinced.

Best Buy Co., Inc. today announced the arrival of the Best Buy App Discovery Center, a mobile app service designed to make it easier for iDevice owners to locate apps they need. Powered by Appolicious, the service is available now online and will be coming soon to the App Store as a native app.

Need to get rid of those app purchases you're too embarrassed to admit you have bought? Press on to hide the shame!

The popular universal app "Infinity Blade" has recently received an update, which adds a new content pack and gives users a sneak peak of Infinity Blade 2 (which chAIR Entertainment announced yesterday at Apple's iPhone event).

The original Siri personal assistant iPhone app has been removed from the App Store following yesterday's iPhone event, at which Apple announced the iPhone 4S handset.

The best iPad apps of the week, all listed in one place.

Here are the best new iPhone apps of the past week.

The latest iOS related infographic to come to our attention is titled "Store Wars," and outlines some information on smart phone applications stores (including the iOS App Store).

Apple is improving the look of its App Store, at least in certain locations. Recent visits to two areas of the Store, in particular, look significantly better, according to news first reported by The Next Web.

If you're forever entering and re-entering an iTunes password in the App Store iOS application, consider downloading PasswordPilot. This recently released jailbreak application saves a user's iTunes password, encrypts it, and then automatically enters the password when a digital purchase is made in the App Store.

Apple seems to be on track for selling more apps than McDonalds has sold hamburgers. Both a McDonalds burger and the average app price are about that same, which does make it an interesting comparison.