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Today's AGF list includes a wedding planning time management game, an app that allows you to quickly annotate and share photos, and a retro arcade game.

PostSecret is one of the top-selling apps in the App Store right now and for good reason. Launched earlier this week, the iPhone/iPod touch app has one purpose: To let each of us tell the world all of our secrets. If this concept sounds refreshing and a bit unsettling at the same time, you'd be correct and here's why.

Facebook has just released an update to its popular iPhone/iPod touch app. Unfortunately, the update does not include iPad compatibility.

In November, we told you about the Go Try It On app which allows users to rate someone’s choice of clothes. RateThis! is very similar. However, in this case, you get to pretty much rate anything.

Thanks to Facebook’s API, the number of Facebook photo apps for iOS continues to grow. The latest to join this list is the Facebook Photo Album from Lifelike Apps. But, is it any good? Yes, but it needs some improvement to be truly magical.

A brand new application called "Kinetik," which works kind of like a social network for iOS applications, is now available to download in the App Store. Once downloaded, users can "share the applications [they] love" with others. It's also possible to view a list of the apps shared by friends, the most shared ("trending") applications and shared apps by category from within Kinetik.

Dropico has released the first of its kind Google Plus Photo Importer app, available now for the iPhone/iPod touch. Available for $.99, the app allows users to instantly upload photos into Google Plus through Facebook, Instagram, Flickr, and Photobucket. The end result is very nice.

Last January, we reported that some sort of Find My Friends feature was discovered in the iOS 4.3 beta. Of course, once released to the public, the iOS contained no such feature. Now, similar code is being found, but this time within HTML code from the recently launched iCloud.com website, according to 9 To 5 Mac.

Survive Zombie Highway using any means necessary, create words in a fridge magnet-like environment, and stream tunes over a local Wi-Fi network with today's AGF list.

In a note to developers, Twitter's Jack Dorsey (@jack) described Twitter integration in Apple's iOS 5 as "an opportunity for us, together, to take the ecosystem to a new level."

GifBoom makes it easy to create your own animated masterpieces using nothing but an iPhone and your own imagination.

Play as the greatest of the king's warriors to restore peace to the land, easily view the photos from your Twitter timeline, and help a prince collect coins with today's AGF list.

Sharing content with others just got a lot more secure thanks to the new app Glassboard. The free app, which is available for the iPhone/iPod touch, is used for sharing items privately with members of a group.

Both IM+ and IM+Pro support two more instant messaging services, gain the geeky feel of augmented reality searching, and improve upon existing features.

Take down entire structures by throwing stones from a first-person perspective, keep track of and complete tasks, and follow five little friends on a journey to catch stars with today's AGF list.

Hunt your Twitter followers with a slingshot, compare your music library with a friend using only a bump, and view Twitter trends from just your friends with today's AGF list.

One of the most popular third-party Facebook apps for the iPad is now available for the iPhone/iPod touch. MyPad for Facebook just arrived in the App Store.

A new app makes it simpler to watch your calories, but not give up the foods you really love. In the new 400 Calories or Less Cookbook App, Chef Aileen Figula Kiter shares her recipes for cooking low-calorie versions of your favorite meals.

The free Google+ app just received an update that brings it iPad support for the first time. Version 1.0.2.1966 also brings the social networking site to the iPod touch via a native app.

Between a photograph and video is something called a GLMPS. At least that’s what the team behind the new GLMPS service is hoping we’ll all be calling the five-second window taken moments before the snap of a photograph. A new iPhone/iPod touch app that captures these moments just arrived in the App Store.

Technology is always advancing and as such a developer’s work is never done. Now, a new survey suggests that going forward, many developers are focusing their attention on providing mobile products that utilize Apple’s iCloud service and Google’s new social network, Google+.

Summer isn't over yet and Corel, a well-known developer of image creation and photo editing applications, wants to help you get the most out of the final months with a few new apps.