App Center functions as a one-stop shop for apps that connect with Facebook one way or another.

Facebook's App Center is aimed at being a — make that the — one-stop shop for apps that make use of Facebook Login.

There are plenty of ill-intentioned apps in the App Store, lurking in the darkness and preying on unsuspecting customers.

The App Store is teeming with fraudulent apps. Temple Hunt! is just one more on a list that shouldn't exist in the first place.

A growing number of AppAdvice readers are telling us they are currently experiencing a problem in the App Store when trying to redeem gift cards and/or codes for apps.

What do the wild wild west, Rush Limbaugh, and Liquidmetal have in common? They were all featured in some of the more interesting iOS stories in the last week. Enjoy!

Some users are reporting that they are receiving spam mail from Apple, but should you be worried?

The App Store isn't pushing Retina as hard as it should.

A new category called Catalogs has been added to the hierarchy of apps in the App Store.

Today Apple has revealed the name of the winner of the App Store Countdown to 25 Billion Apps contest.

A small game developing studio is in the process of testing common strategies suggested by marketing experts.

Another important milestone in the history of the App Store has been reached: the 25 billionth app has finally been downloaded.

Do you want your app to rocket to the Top 10 list in the App Store? For just a "small" fee, apparently you can.

The App Store can be an intimidating place, and with so many apps, it's hard to find something good amongst all the junk. Here are some tips to help you find great apps.

How does Apple make the App Store even better? They buy this algorithm-based app search engine!

Apple is reworking its iTunes and App Store approach, focusing on accessibility, discovery, and interactivity.

The App Store is about to hit another major milestone, 25 billion downloads. And just like in the past, the lucky app downloader can win big.

The AppAdvice app gets an update rejected for the first time — because of Arnold Schwarzenegger?

If you can't find a good job, you might want to give apps a try.

With a warning to developers, Apple has started responding to the most recent barrage of App Store scams.

In a new study conducted by the mobile application monitoring company Crittercism, it is noted that iOS application crash more often than their Android counterparts. The results, as you can see in the above and below images, speak for themselves: most applications crash under iOS 5.0.1, while Android apps appear to be rather more stable.

Appigo has recently launched a new version (2.0) of its popular Notebook app, in which support for the iPad and Dropbox is added.

The iTunes store now sports some nifty pop-up windows for content information, previews, and other details.