Google released a native Gmail app on the App Store, but it has mostly been a letdown. Sent can fill in the void of having a native Gmail experience on iOS, though it does not come without a few flaws as well.

You can finally use Siri to easily add tasks to OmniFocus for iPhone.

Writing Kit is an essential app for serious writers that need to do research while writing on their iPad. The recent updates have made the app a lot better, bringing universal support and some other tweaks. Plus, we have copies to give away!

Let's face it -- budgeting isn't exactly very fun. But what if someone made keeping track of your budget more like a game? Well, that's exactly what you'll find in CoinKeeper.

Orchestra is a beautifully designed and executed task manager for the iPhone.

Packing for trips can be tedious and annoying. How about an app that helps you organize the basic things that you need to pack?

Have you ever wanted to combine your calendar and a GPS task list in one app? Now you can, with support for natural language input, in Organizer+.

Second Gear's amazing Dropbox and Markdown powered text editor has been updated to version 2.1 today. Here's a look at what's new.

If you're frequently meeting with others, then you may find TouchBase Calendar of use. It's a calendar app that gives you shortcuts for contacting others about your meetings.

The best read-it-later option on the App Store just got a lot better. Here's a quick review of what's new.

This app will aid you in getting better service at stores, saving money, and even tell you how to stop a brain freeze.

Yep, more todo apps for your iPhone. While I was attracted by how this one looked on the surface, I learned that it wasn't nearly as good as it appeared to be.

Ever find yourself in a situation where you wish you had professional business cards on you? Worry no more, as The Card is a fast and efficient way of getting your name out there in a polished manner.

We gave you a preview of TaskFlow last week. It's now available in the App Store, and this is our full review of the "visual task manager."

Last month we reviewed a beautiful and functional to-do and calendar app for the iPhone. It has been updated and we have some copies to giveaway.

If you're still trying to find the Dropbox text editor for you, then consider checking out WriteUp. With the latest update, a good app just got even better.

Cyclemeter GPS is an exercise productivity app whose GPS capability, working with Google maps, allows you to make a complete record of your course. It’s aimed primarily at cyclists but will work just as well for walking, running, hiking or any other outdoor activity that covers several miles.

The market of text editors in the App Store seems to grow every day. However, Notely is good enough to stand apart from the rest. Read on to find out why.

Do you need to make countdowns for events already in your calendar? Or want to know how many days until Christmas? You can do that elegantly with the latest update to Countdown Me.

Pear Note is an extremely useful application for Macs. And now it has finally arrived on your iPad.

My Wonderful Wishes is a productivity app designed specifically for the things you most wish for in life. It’s not intended for the everyday or weekly tasks that seem to plague our lives, but more for those few things which are special to you.

Do you wish you had beautifully crafted digital business cards to share with others? CardFlick is the answer.

If you're the type that needs to be reminded of various things at specific locations, then you may want to check out this new, well-designed app. But how functional is it? Read on to find out.