All the best iPad apps rated, reviewed and ready for download.
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Beautiful photography and a few handy features make this a great ambient app for your iPad.
£0.69
On paper, Rockmate shouldn’t work this well, but it’s actually a fun way to make music with friends.
£1.99
An impressively modern catalogue, but not a comprehensive one. That, and a few teething problems, make its monthly price seem too high.
£0.69
A lovingly created homage to Charles Schultz’s iconic characters that makes a wonderfully charming app for kids of all ages.
£1.99
A pleasant way to explore Kew and the wonders of the plant kingdom – and Attenborough is as captivating as ever.
£7.99
An interactive, immersive book app that lets you control the plot. A fantastic read, looks great and could well point to the future of books on iOS.
£1.49
A neat plaything, and slick with it, but the substance doesn’t match its brilliant looks.
£1.99
A beautifully animated storybook mainly targeted at little girls, but nothing that particularly jumps out as unique.
£3.99
It’s well designed, but needs to expand the content and features if it’s going to compete with others out there.
£0.69
The twitchiness of the app technology used to present the material began to irritate – but the content is out of this world.
£4.99
A collection of lovely interactive books – but you might want to choose your own individual collection from the App Store (some Seuss apps are bargains at the moment).
£7.99
Older children with a passion for dinosaurs will love it, but younger children won’t find enough to keep their interest here
£9.99
Quite simply, the most charming and entertaining interactive book currently available on the iPad. Although it’s not the cheapest!
£5.49
Perfectly sized scores, lag-free page turns and brilliant value for money makes this a winner, though extra In-App Purchases would have been nice
£2.99
It’s a slick app that promises a decent service once the Big Brother torment is over for another year
FREE
The In-app Purchase content makes this expensive for the completist, but this is a nicely constructed app
£4.99
Educational, but strangely old fashioned. We expect more from iPad apps these days
£5.49
This is a great app for subscribers now, and we hope it’ll get even better with a few more features.
FREE
It’s a big old bit of software, but this is a great app for Jack White fans.
£3.99
There’s a lot to like about Boxee for iPad, and videos stream over Wi-Fi quite happily. It’s also been superbly designed.
FREE
Without question, it’s the best media player for iPad. If you’re a video fanatic, it’s the app to buy.
£1.99
Exquisite graphics and professional narration make for a charming bedtime app for your child.
£1.49
Red Bull’s monthly magazine goes digital with a vast array of exciting new visual content
FREE
A beautiful coffee-table app that will inspire you to revisit, or discover, ’60s classics.
£5.99
4oD comes to the iPad at last – and getting it is a complete no-brainer while it’s free.
FREE
Yes it’s free, but the selection of films you get in the UK is so limited that this is unlikely to be of interest.
FREE
It seems pricey, but djay’s layout, waveform display, split output option and sync feature make it feel pro.
£11.99
There are some minor flaws and omissions, but there’s just so much to love here.
FREE
If you want to be a record breaker, dedication’s what you need, and this app might help
£0.59
Reignite the Christmas cheer with this interactive rendition of a timeless classic
£1.19
An encyclopaedic knowledge of history’s greatest sayings awaits in this insightful app
£1.79
Men’s mag makes iPad debut with stunning Hot 100 issue. Gallerytastic.
£1.79
Spider-Man and Captain America have rarely looked better than on the iPad’s 9.7-inch touchscreen
FREE
Broadcast your virtual sounds around the world and check in on the competition
£0.59
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