Review: Penultimate for iPad

This note-taker for the iPad makes it easy to scrawl out quick notes or sketches with your finger. But a lack of options makes it hard to consider Penultimate a great note-taking or drawing app.

Review: Brushes iPad Edition

The iPhone version of this painting app was outstanding, and the iPad offering lives up to its predecessor. This app is one of the most intuitive and exciting ways to paint or draw and a must-have for anyone with a creative bent.

Review: ToonPaint for iPhone

For turning photos into cartoon-like portraits, there's no better option than this app, which makes the process both easy and fun.

Review: My Spot Pro for iPhone

This app, which allows you to e-mail your precise location to friends and contacts, can come in handy for easily letting people know where you are.

Review: Fishing Kings for iPhone

With over 33 species of fish to catch, beautiful graphics, and an intuitive control system, Fishing Kings will keep you coming back to your favorite fishing spots time and time again.

Review: James Cameron’s Avatar for iPhone

With the release of the Avatar game for the iPhone, Gameloft brings us back to the world of Pandora for yet another adventure.

Review: Camera One for iPhone

If you like to take pictures with your iPhone, you're sure to get some use out of this app and the eight features it adds to the phone's built-in camera.

Review: A Camera Queen for iPhone

Some of the 24 image-editing effects in this app are decent, but others are just not very good. As a result, A Camera Queen fails to distinguish itself from other mobile image editors in the App Store.

Review: Pocket Legends for iPhone

The MMORPG genre gets a major kick start with the 3D fantastical Pocket Legends from Spacetime Studios.

Review: Focalware for iPhone

This app calculates the position of the sun or moon at any time in any location around the world. This type of on-hand information is quite helpful to photographers in planning their shoots, and Focalware displays it in a pleasant, easy-to-read interface.

Review: ProOnGo Expense for iPhone

This handy app offers several automated features for anyone who needs to track their expenses on the go.

Review: Robocalypse for iPhone

For a winning mix of classic real-time strategy gameplay, online multiplayer options, and humorous dialogue, this $1 iPhone and iPod touch game certainly deserves a look.

Review: Defender Chronicles for iPhone

This excellent tower defense game stands out from the crowd with its role-playing-game elements, great graphics, and challenging strategy.

Review: iSketch for iPhone

This simple drawing app is well-designed and easy to use. But if you're looking for a serious image editor or painting app, iSketch won't satisfy your needs.

Review: Final Fantasy II for iPhone

Final Fantasy is the granddaddy of all RPGs and is often cited as the series that kick-started the whole genre. Final Fantasy II was released in 1998 and expands on the success of the first. Now Square Enix has ported the classic fantasy RPG to the iPhone for an old school trip down memory lane—with your trusted sword.

Review: Bill Atkinson PhotoCard for iPhone

If creating custom postcards anytime sounds like fun, give this app a try, as it combines great software design with stunning imagery.

Review: Skater Nation for iPhone

Skater Nation from Gameloft is a full featured skating game fans of the Tony Hawk series are sure to appreciate. The game provides an open-world environment consisting of ten different locations ranging from skate parks to beaches to other well-realized locales. All the locations look great and are loaded with ramps, rails and other surfaces to skate, grind, and jump over.

Review: Rogue Planet for iPhone

Rogue Planet from Gameloft is a turn based strategy game that seeks to take the crown as king of the genre for the iPhone and iPod Touch. With it’s involving story line, strategic gameplay and upcoming online play, Gameloft may have succeeded.

Review: My Color for iPhone

This app does exactly what it promises -- make it easy to select colors from a picture and save their RBG and HEX numbers. But it would have been nicer had My Color gone beyond this basic functionality.

Review: V1 Golf for iPhone

Avid golfers will appreciate V1 Golf, which helps you analyze your swing with the help of the iPhone's built-in camera.