The original addictive iPhone game has just received an update.

Baked goods-- from cookies for Santa to fruit cake-- are a staple of the holiday season as much as snow and presents. Whether you have favorite family recipes, want to experiment, or have never baked before, the apps below will help.

At this busy time of year it is hard to relax enough to just take in the beauty of the season. Check out our AppList for a dose of Christmas Spirit!

This Kickstarter project may be the next big thing.

Food allergies and special diets are becoming increasingly common, and chances are you or someone you know has foods they need to avoid. Planning a holiday or family gathering is hard enough without having to worry that you've served the wrong (and potentially dangerous) food. We've gathered a list of apps to help you cook for the allergic, the celiac, the heart-healthy, the vegan, and the vegetarian.

Proving that the Visually Disabled Can Have A Blast! Amazing Games and Entertainment Apps!

Good morning! Today's iWake is now available. Learn about the mythical $399 iPad 2 up for sale. Have a listen ...

Planning your big day? Do not leave anything to chance! Let our AppList guide you to planning the perfect wedding day!

Just how much of the mobile gaming market pie do iOS and Android own?

Find out how to get rid of those iOS notification banners that tend to overstay their welcome.

Find out how to use Apple's Find My Friends app in today's iOS Academy.

These side by side images show the improvements to the iPhone's camera since its original launch.

Team17 has released another game. It will allow you to play the most exciting game of golf ever.

The folks at CNET UK recently released an impressive video showing the history of the iPhone and dedicated to the memory of Steve Jobs. Nearly four minutes in length, the video shows that the road to the first iPhone in 2007 was a long one.

Have you ever wanted to vent about something on Twitter, but couldn't because your boss, mom, or a person related to the project you're tweeting about is following you? Well, fear not, Vibe is here to alleviate that problem.

Adobe's popular PDF application, Adobe Reader, has now hit the App Store despite the whole Flash versus Steve Jobs fiasco.

Little Lost Chick hits the App Store with more physics based puzzle goodness.

It's important to keep iPhones safe (especially the breakable iPhone 4), but the one issue with many iPhone cases is that they cover up that all-important Apple logo. However, iTattoo's new line of iPhone cases don't just display the Apple logo for all the world to see - they even make use of the logo, and incorporate it into the design etched onto the case itself.

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

A new survey conducted by the iPhone Q&A app “Opinionaided” notes that 49 percent of iPhone users want the iPhone 5.

For no apparent reason, the shipping estimates for many products in the Apple Online Store rose recently. The products affected include the iPhone 4, iPad 2 and several Mac products (which are not due to be refreshed for some time).

The iPhone doesn't feature a physical keyboard, and likely never will. However, one group of people are looking into creating a clip-on keyboard, which users could attach to their smart phone just like a Smart Cover. The accessory, called a "SmartKeyboard," is little more than a concept. However, as TUAW notes, it has potential.

It sounds like a lot to ask for - an iPhone, iPad and an Apple TV. But if you do happen to own all three devices, an app called "Joypad" can allow you to play your favorite iOS games on the "big screen," provided the games' developers implement its API.