Are you one for eCards?  We've found some use for them over the years, like the times we forgot to send an actual card by way of snail mail.  Realizing we forgot on the day-of is no problem if you we save a little face with a quick eCard.  Over the App Store's short life, we've seen a few eCard apps pop up here and there.  One that has caught our attention of late is PixyMe by Tukaiz, LLC.  B... more.

Sesame Street is no stranger to children's entertainment, that goes without saying. As they expressed interest in developing for the App Store, we were cautiously optimistic that they would exhibit the same flare and know-how. Their first app Grover's Special Number drew praise from us in our review. After fooling around with it for a while, it seemed apparent that Sesame Street Workshop and de... more.

Awyse has created Talking Carl, one of the funniest apps we've seen in the App Store. It isn't so much a game as it is a hilarious voice recorder that replays what you say in the voice of Carl, an adorable red, big-mouthed creature. Talking Carl Pros: Hysterical Replay value Hard to put down Talking Carl Cons: Inability to save Carl sessions Hard to put down! As s... more.

Leonard Maltin. His name is perhaps one of the most recognizable in the movie industry. Yet, he has nothing to do with making movies. No, Maltin's work begins when the lights go down and the curtain goes up. Since 1969 the film historian, author, and most notably, American film critic, has been annually releasing his Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide to eager see-it-or-not fence-walkers the world o... more.

Can you believe concept of digital pet has been around since 1986? Apparently, the first one showed up on the Mac too! According to Wikipedia "The concept of raising artificial creatures in a video game originated with Puppy Love by Tom Snyder Productions, released for Macintosh in 1986." Personally, I never jumped on the Petz or Webkins bandwagon, but I now can say I have had my first experienc... more.