Google has just launched a brand-new iOS app: Schemer - a service that makes activity recommendations based on users' locations, according to The Verge.

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.

If you're a fan of side-scrolling iOS games, consider downloading Gene Effect - a brand-new iOS app that puts players in control of a small spacecraft, which must be navigated through the distant alien ore mines of the planet Kratoss (and beyond).

J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter series is finally coming to an end - we've read the last book, we've seen the last film and, while some Potter-mad fans are enjoying exploring additional content via Pottermore, it's now possible to play through the last LEGO Harry Potter game on our beloved iOS devices.

After being charged twice for a song he downloaded in the iTunes Store, Robert Herskowitz is taking Apple to court. Claiming Apple "double-bills" with “troubling regularity,” the man is suing the Cupertino, California-based company for $5 million.

It looks like Facebook is planning on launching an iPad version of its standalone IM app, Facebook Messenger.

Here's a terrific example of why Apple must improve their app approval process, and do it soon.

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.

If you secretly wish you could enter a bus-racing derby and compete against other HGVs in a Burnout-style fight to the death, consider downloading Bus Turbo Racing for iPad.

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!

Last week, we told you MacGuffin's Curse - a "werewolf comedy puzzle adventure" game - was App Store-bound. Now, the much anticipated universal iOS application has finally appeared in Apple's App Store, where it's available to purchase for just $1.99 for a limited time only, before gaining a price-tag of $4.99.

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

If you love retro-pixel iOS apps, you'll be pleased to hear there's a new kid on the block. Run Run Die! ($0.99), which hit the App Store recently, pits players against numerous foes in a pre-historic world full to the brim with retro-pixel graphics. As a small, insignificant ball of fur, your mission is to escape from this nightmare as quickly as possible - without anyone (or anything) noticing.

Ubisoft's Prince of Persia Classic HD for iPad ($0.99) has recently received an update, in which three great changes are made to the popular application.

Are you having trouble seeing Twitter mentions in the official app?

This ripoff will take a bite out of your wallet, unless you're careful.

This list collects some great apps from every category that show off your new retina display iPad— rest assured, there are no clunkers here!

Siri, Apple's voice assistant, is popular with consumers. Still, it could do a lot more.

With Angry Birds Space, Rovio Entertainment has another winner on its hands, but in the process has upset many of its fans.

With Apple rejecting apps that access your UDID, will developers keep their cool while making the changes they need to?

After teasing us all with a trailer yesterday, Rovio has launched its brand-new Angry Birds iOS app - Angry Birds Space - in Apple's App Store. You can download a $0.99 version of the app which is natively compatible with the iPhone and iPod touch, or if you're an iPad-owner, Angry Birds Space HD can be yours for just $2.99.

It looks like Blizzard is still working on developing WoW for iPhone.

How to get rid of that pesky "Waiting..." error when attempting to download and install apps.

Plain text never looked so good.