If you're a task-management freak but still haven't found an iPad app that can take care of all your GTD needs, consider downloading Metro Tasks: Love your to-dos!, a new application that's available for $6.99 in the iPad App Store.

If you're a fan of the super-popular Poker by Zynga (free), consider downloading the recently released Zynga Slots HD: a new, free iPad app that allows players to hit the reels and win coins, at a variety of virtual slot machines.

There have been “App Store scammers” aplenty over the last few years, but this one really takes the biscuit. A new, universal application has recently appeared in the App Store, which disguises itself as the jailbreak “app store” Cydia, created by Jay Freeman.

Lost Souls: Enchanted Paintings (free) is a new, spooky iPhone game developed by G5 Entertainment, which is available to download in the App Store now.

The popular iStopMotion for iPad ($9.99) - an iPad app that allows users to create great stop motion animations on Apple's tablet computer - has just received an update. Now, users of the app can take advantage of a new "Theater" section, a series of technical improvements, and a better way to share videos via email.

SEGA has recently updated its Total War Battles iOS app, adding a bunch of new features including a new game mode, new Game Center achievements, social network integration and much, much more.

Carat (free) is a clever, new app that promises to provide users with the information required to potentially vastly improve the battery life of their iPhone handset.

Sky Gamblers: Air Supremacy ($4.99) has recently received an update, adding extended gameplay, Facebook integration and a number of brand-new planes.

If you're brave enough to hand your beloved iPhone or iPad over to a youngster - or perhaps, on the other hand, if said youngster owns an iDevice of his or her own - consider downloading WATCH Disney Channel (free). This new, universal application allows Disney Channel fans to watch shows from the network on an iDevice, on-the-go.

Cult of Mac recently had the pleasure of meeting with Vito Technology - the makers of Star Walk ($1.99) and Solar Walk ($0.99) - at WWDC '12, and heard about the developer's plans for its popular astronomy iOS applications.

Prepare yourself - realMyst has arrived in the iPad App Store, and is available to download for $6.99.

As the App Store hits 500,000 apps, some developers worry Apple doesn't care about app promotion.

WarGames: WOPR ($0.99) - the officially licensed iOS game based on the 1983 motion picture - is now available to download in the App Store.

If you're a fan of Diner Dash, Hotel Dash and other similar service-with-a-smile style iOS apps, consider downloading Jane's Hotel 2: Family Hero HD.

Apple's iOS 6 makes updating and re-downloading App Store apps much easier than before.

LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 has received an update, read on to find out what's new!

There's a new "With Friends" iOS app on the block.

The App Star contest is over for another year and here are the top three winners.

Has Apple completely lost it? Take a look at iTunes to decide for yourself.

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.