The popular iPhone and iPod touch app, WatchESPN, has recently received a great update. Now, WatchESPN is a universal app - meaning it'll run natively on all of Apple's iOS devices, including the iPad.

Thingy Box is an upcoming "match-three" style game for the iPad, which should be available to download on June 9, for $2.99.

Great news, sports fans: "TECMO BOWL" - the classic football game - is now available for the iPhone and iPod touch. Currently, TECMO BOWL Throwback, which hit the App Store yesterday, can be purchased for $7.99.

The recently released "multi-camera video production app," CollabraCam ($5.99), has recently been updated. Now, the application is universal - meaning it can run natively on all of Apple's iOS devices, including the original iPad and the iPad 2.

Just a quick snippet of info for all the Minecraft fans out there: According to a recent report, Mojang is planning on releasing an iOS version of the popular game later this year.

SoundHound, Inc. has just released a brand new iPhone app - Hound - which allows users to easily search for a song, artist or band by speaking to their handset. The free app is currently available to download for the iPhone and iPod touch.

Glastonbury Festival - the largest European music festival - now has its very own iPhone and iPod touch app, which is currently available to download for free in the App Store.

PSN Status (free) is a recently released app for the iPhone and iPod touch, which allows users to quickly and easily check the status of PlayStation Network.

VocalZap (free) is a recently released application for the iPhone and iPod touch, which promises to "reduce or remove" the vocals from any given track, allowing Apple fans to sing along karaoke-style.

FDX Reader ($7.99) is a recently released iPad app that allows users to read Final Draft files on the go.

Getaround is a car rental service that allows ordinary people like you and me to rent out a spare vehicle to others. What makes the service even cooler, is that the process of advertising, renting et. al. is done via a free iPhone app. At TechCrunch Disrupt (over in NYC), the service officially launched today.

Apple has recently updated its Logic Pro and Logic Express desktop applications. Now, iPad owners can import GarageBand projects to both desktop apps, which is incredibly handy.

In a blog post that hit the Web moments ago, Twitter has officially confirmed its acquisition of TweetDeck.

Watchlaterapp, a $2.99 iPad application that provides an Instapaper-like service for online videos, has recently been updated. Now, users of the app can take advantage of a download queue feature, minor redesigns and more.

Great news, Spotify fans: The popular online music streaming service has recently updated its iPhone and iPod touch app, adding a play queue feature and background syncing.

The popular Safari alternative, Opera Mini Web Browser (free), has recently been updated. Now, the application is universal – meaning it’ll run natively on the iPad, as well as the iPhone and iPod touch.

According to a variety of reports, Apple has recently approved the App Store's 500,000th iOS application, meaning that the company has approved half a million apps in just 34 months.

The little-publicized group messaging app, Disco Messenger (free), has recently received a great update. Now, the application has added support for push notifications - a feature many of the app's users will undoubtedly appreciate.

Aelios Weather ($2.99) is a brand new iPad app that allows users to explore the world, and check out weather forecasts – all within an application that was designed “like a finely crafted Swiss watch,” according to its developer.

CollabraCam is a recently released application for the iPhone and iPod touch, which allows users to create movies from video shot on four different iOS devices.

Although Apple has signed up three of the four big labels for its iCloud service, there remains one missing piece of the puzzle. The big music publishers have yet to sign on to Apple’s music in the cloud service, according to All Things Digital.

Saban's Power Rangers Samurai SMASH ($1.99), the first Power Rangers application to hit the App Store, is available to download now. The app offers players side-scrolling gameplay, "epic boss battles" and unlockable characters and levels.