Recently, the folks behind the popular Swackett X weather application for Mac unveiled their newest iOS app, Peepometer. The $1.99 iPad app provides a unique weather report and is modeled after the stylish gauges, dials, and meters from the 1950s.

Following the major release last month, today's update of Living Earth HD takes another step in visual advancements, plus fixes some recently created problems.

Primarily relevant to iPad owners, v1.1.5 contains a revised user interface for the iOS tablet, including an azimuth and elevation pane.

Weather apps are a dime a dozen on the App Store. Has Dark Sky got what it takes to stand out?

Originally designed to utilize the third generation iPad's stunning Retina display, Weather 2x is now even more accessible with iPhone and iPod touch compatibility.

I've seen some spectacular looking weather apps over the years, though McLean Mobile's latest entry, Weather 2x, is definitely worth a closer look.

Both The Weather Channel and The Weather Channel for iPad have modified pollen reporting systems, but the iPad version also now has Retina support.

Today's AGF list includes an app for TV lovers, an educational app, and a sneaky strategy game.

To coincide with tomorrow’s launch of the new iPad, MeteroGroup has announced the release of the latest version of WeatherPro for iPad. Version 2.6 of the popular app introduces high-resolution maps with interactive weather icons and city temperature, plus other new features.

Jumping to v2.0 status, both WeatherBug and the ad-free WeatherBug Elite for iPhone and iPod touch are now sporting a new look and a few handy new features.

Today's AGF list includes a cocktail mixing app, a weather app for iPad, and a gyroscopic shooter.

Here's your chance to win Weather Live ($0.99) for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.

Today's AGF list includes a unique memory game, a weather app, and a word game.

Today's AGF list includes a simple and elegant night stand weather app, a few classic puzzle and strategy games morphed into beautiful digital versions, a very handy productivity app, something to show your significant other you care, and an app that makes special character entry a breeze.

Today's AGF list includes a simulation game, a drawing app, and a time management game.

With Apple shutting down iTunes Connect for the holidays, developers won't able to change the prices of their apps for the next seven days, so we figured this would be the best time to add to and edit our sale list from earlier in the week.

We have so many deals in today's list that you're just going to have to see them to believe them!

Our 2011 Gift-Guide series concludes today as we look at brilliant accessories for photographers. Enjoy!

Last month, we introduced readers to Alarm : Clock, the latest app from AppAdvice favorite Lifelike Apps. Regrettably, we found Alarm : Clock Version 1.0 less than exciting, saying it “left us wet.” As such, we recommended avoiding the app until it got better. Thankfully, a recent update has improved the iPad app substantially, meriting it a second look.

Yesterday, Weather HD v1.6.3 landed in the App Store, seemingly wrapping up the recent additions of more detailed weather data display options.

Weather Live is a universal app that recently arrived in the App Store. The $.99 app combines stunning animations that reflect current weather conditions and includes an icon badge right on your Home screen, plus much more.

Here's your chance to win a copy of Active Forecast ($2.99) for iPhone and iPod touch.

Lifelike Apps, Inc. recently unveiled their newest app for the iPad, [Alarm : Clock]. The $3.99 app is a follow-up to the company’s popular Alarm Clock’ app, first released in June 2010. While we found the original app innovative as well as practical, this one has left us scratching our heads. At its core, Alarm : Clock tries too hard to provide both “realism and customization options" and ends up over complicating and ruining the user experience.

Jilion today released a important update to its popular iPad app, Aelios Weather. Best of all, we’ve got a few promo codes available for our readers to get the app for absolutely free.