For those who enjoy the Halo series, possessing the ability to play Reach from anywhere in the world using an iPod touch, iPad, or similar mobile device is particularly impressive. Thanks to the… Read the full review at AppSafari More here: Halo... 

GateGuru is a free travel helper app for your iPod Touch or iPhone from NYC-based Mobility Apps. When you download GateGuru, it will first ask you to use your current location. GateGuru uses your… Read the full review at AppSafari Read more:  GateGuru... 

The Yahoo! Sportacular iPhone app aims to centralize all your favorite sports statistics and updates into a sleek, easy to use application. Do you regularly find yourself visiting numerous sites for… Read the full review at AppSafari Continued here:  Yahoo!... 

The new iPhone 4S is here and so is the new iOS 5, and with them they have brought on a pretty big issue: the battery life sucks! Over 900 entries have already been posted to the Apple Support forums… Read the full review at AppSafari See the rest... 

My family has reached the point where to-do lists and appointments scribbled on the back of a junk mail envelope just do not work. In an effort to find the perfect to-do app for a busy mom, I spent… Read the full review at AppSafari Go here to read... 

Chefs Feed is a wonderful new iPhone app for foodies with a fresh concept. You get recommendations from over 100 real life chefs on what dishes they like to order at their favorite restaurants around… Read the full review at AppSafari Continued... 

At last! Quora has released their official iPhone app. The free application lets users ask and answer questions on the Quora network, view and edit their profiles, and browse nearby questions,… Read the full review at AppSafari See the original... 

The iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch already have a notepad for jotting down things to remember, but it’s quite simple and bare. Apple devices are all very powerful tools which are capable of doing some… Read the full review at AppSafari Excerpt from:  Evernote... 

If live in wine country around the US or are planning a Sideways inspired road trip along the coast, you may be wondering what iPhone apps could help you along your route. Below are the best iPhone… Read the full review at AppSafari See the rest... 

Convex is a sleek new app for converting units on your iPhone or iPad. It’s not often that you have to do conversions (unless you’re a scientific type), and you especially do not want to… Read the full review at AppSafari See original... 

Dictionaries were one of the first things I’ve watched become almost completely obliterated by the internet, but they’re still around and still super useful. While they might seem like an… Read the full review at AppSafari Read more... 

Sushi–if you are new to it–is a food imported from Japan, usually consisting of seafood and cooked vinegared rice. The part that gives most people pause is the fact that much of the… Read the full review at AppSafari See original here: Sushionary  Read More →

Apple has their very own Reminders app coming out in iOS 5 with a full tasks, to-do list, shopping list, and reminders functionality built natively into the iPhone and iPad, supported via iCloud… Read the full review at AppSafari See more here: Reminders  Read More →

Kiss your your unlisted phone number privileges goodbye. NumberGuru has released an iPhone app which lets you perform reverse phone number searches for any number in the US for free. While there are… Read the full review at AppSafari Go here to... 

Looking for an iPhone app to let you view lyrics for the songs you’re playing? MusicID with Lyrics is a refreshingly useful iPhone app that does two things very well: recognizing your music and… Read the full review at AppSafari More:  MusicID...