All the best iPhone apps and latest iPod apps, rated, reviewed and ready for download.
Needs a few more versions before it can truly compete with TomTom, but it’s still a good app.
£39.99
Satnav applications on mobile phones have developed at an incredible rate, with the latest from CoPilot turning your iPhone into a fully-featured PND.
£26.99
Although Anytune lacks the elegance and immediacy of Capo, it makes up for it with a strong and flexible feature set.
£11.49
Lonely Planet’s Guide to London on the iPhone is certainly a pricey app, but it’s worth it if you are planning to explore the city.
£9.49
myFry is Stephen Fry’s latest autobiography, in the rather wondersome shape of a beautifully-designed iPhone app
£7.99
Packs all the Cave punch you’d expect, but really needs to be prettier and cheaper
£7.99
Brilliant fun, intensely creative, and universally accessible. A compelling musical toy.
£6.99
FM freshens things up with a few new additions to help stay on top of the pile at Christmas
£6.99
FM Handheld is back ready to sap away your commute once again…
£6.99
FM 2010 finally arrives on the iPhone, much to the dismay of wags everywhere
£6.99
A bonafide legend that’s still well worth playing, in spite of interface woes
£6.99
Need to organise your brain in a more productive manner? Let Things do it for you!
£5.99
Capcom’s classic beat-em-up heads to the iPhone, and is surprisingly playable
£5.99
A Sega fanboys dream iPhone game, Sonic 4 is everything we expect from our favourite speed-freak blue hedgehog
£5.99
iPhone GPS fitness app RunKeeper Pro is great for seasoned runners and newbie park joggers alike.
£5.99
Difficult to set up, but once you’ve got it working, it offers a great range of print options.
£5.99
The best football game for the iPhone, courtesy of the masters of the game at Konami
£5.99
Rockstar Games’ finest open-world gangland adventure gets its first outing on the iPhone.
£5.99
BMF: ‘My Fitness Instructor’ is the new app from the UK’s biggest outdoor fitness experts
£5.99
Android-toting gamers should have Madfinger’s website bookmarked, such is the quality of the Czech coders’ excellent Tegra Zone beat-em-up ‘Samurai II: Vengeance THD’.
£5.49
It’s classic Sonic, sure, but with a strange insistence that you need overbearing guidance to cope with simple new moves.
£4.99
The latest Pro Evo on iPhone still shows how football gaming should be done on mobile
£4.99
TV’s sauciest cook makes her debut on the iPhone, in a bid to knock Jamie off the iChef throne
£4.99
From the makers of Real Racing, Most Wanted deliver slick visuals and great controls, but lacks a bit of variety
£4.99
The cheeky cocker-nee cook that everybody loves to hate has only gone and made one of the best iPhone cooking apps yet!
£4.99
Lunges for ‘classic’, but stabs ‘merely very good’ instead. Nonetheless, it’s essential if you enjoyed the original
£4.99
The ultimate golfing application for both casual and serious golfers to track their progress.
£4.99
A largely entertaining game that’s pulled off with considerable skill.
£4.99
Useful for those with a passion for statistics, and could save you real money in fuel efficiency.
£4.99
A simple, elegant and assured game of chess that feels no need to show off. Positively classy.
£4.99
Britain has hundreds of crap pubs, avoid them forever more with CAMRA’s handy ale guide for your mobile
£4.99
The AA’s latest app won’t help you fix a puncture on the M1, but it will make sure your weekends are more fun.
£4.99
Split/ Second is a fun ‘Mario Kart-inspired’ racing game that is amusing but not ground-breaking
£3.99
A great looking and original story, which disappoints with its lack of charm and colour.
£3.99
Black Pegasus is easily the greatest war-themed first person shooter to grace the iPhone to date
£3.99
The Reggae Reggae Sauce fella from Dragon’s Den pops up with a recipe app for the iPhone
£3.99
Technical gremlins aside, this is vintage Lara Croft with fantastic shooting and adventuring.
£3.99
Finger-touch controlled footy game to while away the hours in-between the real World Cup matches this summer
£3.99
One of Sega’s greatest creations from the golden years of the 1990s is lovingly recreated for Apple’s mobile internet device
£3.49
Challenging, addictive tile-based puzzle game that shows the benefits of empowering small indy developers.
£2.99
Fiddly at first, but once you get the hang of it, finger-tricking on your BMX is a joyful experience.
£2.99
If you loved the original THPS2 then this is a cracking trip down nostalgia park
£2.99
Sega’s cutesy monkey rolling, gliding and flying classic gets its second outing on the iPhone.
£2.99
A superb way of identifying new music that you like and sharing your finds with friends.
£2.99
You get lots of engaging gameplay for your money, but the going is slow and a bit of a slog.
£2.99
The best RSS news feed reader for the iPhone for hardcore news junkies
£2.99
Cartoonish golf-based fun for fans of classic arcade style gaming on the iPhone.
£2.99
Tracking expenses and sticking to budgets are two dull necessities in life which iXpenseIt helps you to deal with to reduce some of that financial stress.
£2.99
Great for collating news stories you want to read at a later date or when you are offline
£2.99
Less bells and whistles than the desktop version, but a brilliant mobile incarnation of iMovie that will empower iPhone 4 users everywhere.
£2.99
Super-slick, quite crispy, but a little shallow, this is hip-hop empitomised and embodied in app form
£2.99
We love Bizarre Creations’ original Xbox 360 Arcade version, almost as much as we love this new iPhone port
£2.99
Add a proper career mode and multi-player option and Fight Night Champion would be a title winner.
£2.99
Currently the best footy experience on iOS by a considerable margin, and a step up from last year’s offering
£2.99
Visually stunning and pirouetting round Pro Evo like a Messi unleashed. EA is back on top…
£2.99
Fast Five looks and feels great, but lacks the honed balance and difficulty curve of Asphalt 6.
£2.99
Little wrong with the app, though bandwidth can make the experience quite frustrating.
£2.99
Sports a reasonable set of features, but it isn’t pretty and lacks a sync feature.
£2.99
Perfect for tracking post and courier deliveries from the palm of your hand
£2.99
A simple app that only really does one thing, but Capo does it so well that it’s very hard to fault.
£2.99
An insanely fast racer with some great track design, but it somehow feels a little empty.
£2.99
It’s a lovely game, lovingly restored and has great nostalgia value. It’s just not terribly user-friendly.
£2.99
A mercilessly difficult, albeit faithful Amiga port that rewards only the most tenacious of gamers
£2.99
A slightly uneven experience, but for the most part this is charming and as fun as an Amoebarrel of monkeys.
£2.99
A great app, if you need the customisation; otherwise, RunKeeper’s marginally better and free.
£2.49
Elmo’s Monster Maker is good fun but just a little too expensive for what’s on offer here.
£2.49
My First Dictionary is a reasonably priced, pleasant app, and a fun learning tool for children starting school.
£2.49
Continental drift-paced space action that needs an iPad version and better controls. Still compelling and lovely, though.
£2.49
Whether you use it as a tool or as a toy is up to you, but there’s no denying the usefulness of this app.
£2.49
We love talking about the weather in good old Blighty, and Weather Pro provides incredibly accurate local forecasts
£2.39
It’s a massive map of the whole of Europe that you can view when you are offline. What is not to like?
£2.39
A polished emulator, but for widespread appeal it needs more and better games.
£1.99
Max is back with some minor control issues that won’t get in the way of your enjoyment of this shooter classic
£1.99
This app lets you take truly unique photos and is definitely worth a look if you fancy creating beautiful alternative images.
£1.99
A handy app when you’re trying to get from A to B, although a little on the pricey side for simple info
£1.99
A must-have for the cooks out there – you’ll never burn anything again.
£1.99
Not the best-designed cooking app we’ve ever seen, but the recipes it contains are interesting and unusual
£1.99
A visually stunning and surprisingly fresh take on a genre that was becoming stagnant.
£1.99
Featureful, well thought-out and looks gorgeous too. Never forget that anniversary again!
£1.99
It could have been a contender, but Gears has a cog loose and so doesn’t quite run like clockwork
£1.99
If you’re serious about using your iPhone to record video, this app will unleash your camera’s true potential.
£1.99
A timeless classic. And now, a little piece of role-playing history in your pocket.
£1.99
It’s not a perfect music player, but those looking to some EQ control will likely become totally addicted.
£1.99
A thoughtfully designed app, and one that really can help with your time management.
£1.99
More puzzle than stealth, and enjoyable, if lacking that extra addictive quality that would demand you perfect every level. But when it clicks, it’s a blast.
£1.99
A first-rate puzzle game that rewards strategic thinking, but it lacks polish
£1.99
If you’re a doofus, don’t play DOFUS. The various creature and enemy types make this a strategy puzzler of surprising depth. A satisfying challenge.
£1.99
The jury finds the defendant guilty of lightweight strategy, casual entertainment, unfulfilled promise and hit-&-miss humour. Dismissed!
£1.99
A brilliantly visual way to track your spending, even if it can be a little confusing at first.
£1.99
An easy and pretty way for coffee connoisseurs to keep track of their favourite blends.
£1.99
We love the idea – Clear is visually stunning, and the UI is perfect for iPhone – but serious task masters need more robust tools.
£1.99
It adds some clever features over its competitors, but it’s also lacking some. A good app, but not essential.
£1.99
Don’t use as your only defence against things you can\’t eat, but it’s a great first line.
£1.99
Puzzle, stealth, rhythm-action and a smattering of platforming, with Game & Watch era rigidity smashed into modern iOS-style aesthetics. Perfect.
£1.99
A very cheap and very cheerful translation of the world’s favourite rhythm game.
£1.89
Tweetie 2 is the discerning Twitterer’s Tweeting app of choice for the iPhone.
£1.79
The Scotsman is a superb newspaper app for the iPhone, a must-buy for readers
£1.79
The Scotsman is a superb newspaper app for the iPhone, a must-buy for readers
£1.79
We are Japanese if you please… Otamotone is one of the best and (bizarre-est) music apps yet developed for iPhone
£1.79
Perhaps the creepiest and most addictive thing to come out of Japan since Pokemon.
£1.79
Activision rolls-out its killer pretend-to-be-a-rock-star game for the iPhone, but can it work?
£1.79
Gameloft’s Fishing Kings is the greatest angling sim on a handheld to date
£1.79
Finally, a TV guide for the iPhone that lets you plan your gogglebox viewing in no time at all
£1.79
Revolution Software’s classic PC adventure is dusted off and given a new life on iPhone.
£1.79
The latest multiplayer augmented reality game for those lucky enough to own a Parrot AR Drone
£1.79
Apart from the lack of levels, it’s a well-designed and atmospheric game of cat and mouse.
£1.49
Put Things Off isn’t bad, but it’s just not as good as its peers, such as the excellent Things.
£1.49
Instagram enthusiasts will like its camera features, video enthusiasts will like its widescreen video. We like just about everything!
£1.49
Some useful features and an innovative user interface, albeit one that’s not without its frustrations.
£1.49
Find amenities fast using this app, which searches multiple databases to give you more useful results.
£1.49
It can be a bit random at times, but JellyCar 3’s springy gameplay is extremely engaging.
£1.49
More powerful than it seems to let on, but still totally intuitive and easy to use.
£1.49
It won’t be the right choice for everyone, but this is a polished, well-conceived and nicely executed app.
£1.49
An ideal app (and at an insta-buy price-point) for anyone whose life in part involves jotting down and sharing ideas.
£1.49
A fun app, but only once or twice, and it needs more sharing options.
£1.49
Convertr quickly converts values of all sorts, and the beautifully-designed interface makes it one of the most flexible we’ve seen.
£1.49
Some levels could even stump a rocket scientist, but despite occasional frustrations, the level designs are smart and rewarding.
£1.49
A useful and well-executed app – though there are a couple of frustrating niggles there, too.
£1.49
There’s replay value for its target market, but the means to challenge other people’s robots would be a huge improvement.
£1.49
Not a game to buy if you dislike a challenge, but if you’re all for tough puzzlers, Beyond Ynth is great.
£1.49
It’s shy of a few play modes and lacking visual diversity, but Ballistic SE makes some fine tweaks to the twin-stick shooter genre.
£1.49
Compelling puzzle dungeon crawling, but a lack of variety keeps this high-score game from getting higher score.
£1.49
Weaving through colourful tunnels may not be consistently thrilling, but Caverns of Minos sure is a charming little curio.
£1.29
WeightBot is a pretend virtual robot that wants to stop you eating. And he will succeed.
£1.19
A fun and casual drum-matching game featuring one of our favourite Muppet characters of all time.
£1.19
A handy barcode scanner that lets you pretend that you secretly work at Tesco’s.
£1.19
A great app that makes it much easier and safer to listen to your music while driving.
£1.19
Miner Disturbance is the latest in a long, distinguished line of mining based games from British developers
£1.19
Brain-training games are becoming ten-a-penny, but finally there’s one worth your attention
£1.19
You like football, hence you have an innate need to know what the live scores are in every match at any point. Here is the app to meet those very needs.
£1.19
Whether a seasoned gym-bunny or a frightened first-timer, iFitness helps you track your workouts
£1.19
If you want to produce cool, retro-looking Polaroid style pics with your iPhone, Hipstamatic is the app to do it
£1.19
Another Japanese gem that lets you create fantastic comic avatars of you and your mates in no time at all.
£1.19
One of iOS’ finest. Fantastic aesthetics, precise controls and engaging gameplay.
£1.19
One of the rare few camera apps for iPhone that is worth your money and your time.
£1.19
A fine action-oriented puzzle game that pleasingly tries to do something different.
£1.19
If you favour push-bikes over petrol-powered conveyances, then you need this app to keep your cycle road-worthy.
£1.19
If you’re looking for some fun effects to add while you’re recording video, this app works a treat.
£1.19
Out and out the best arcade shooter for iOS. It’s not going to win any beauty competitions, but it sure deserves to win some ‘best games’ ones.
£0.99
Loop the loop, collect Blubbles, smash enemies, discover new lands and make friends along the way.
£0.69
A pretty, fast app, but it needs to be able to tell you where to see a chosen film, more easily.
£0.69
A fun game and probably a good investment, but initially content-light compared to its main rival.
£0.69
There’s little longevity here for adults, but Fleece Lightning offers tons of fun for tiny touchscreen fiends.
£0.69
There’s nothing really wrong with this game, but it utterly fails to stand out in a sea of iOS puzzlers.
£0.69
The iOS equivalent of a plain cheese sandwich: does the job, but it won’t linger in the memory afterwards.
£0.69
The interface feels a bit out of place on iOS, but it’s a fun app, and produces interesting results.
£0.69
One for those with a careless bent, and perfect for when you want to play a game but not do any thinking.
£0.69
With sparkling ingenuity, One Tap Hero explores the simplest of interfaces to deliver a testing puzzle platformer with 100 levels of ideal mobile gaming.
£0.69
A decent serving of quickfire puzzle action, but it ain’t no WarioWare.
£0.69
Nooka is a beautifully-designed novelty clock app with loads of customisation options. Very stylish and a lot of fun.
£0.69
Charming and amusing, but brutally old-school in terms of visuals and difficulty, so only buy if you’re prepared to be seriously challenged.
£0.69
A nice way of getting younger kids to practice their adding perhaps, but with little enjoyment for an adult audience.
£0.69
A brave attempt at translating a physical board game, but it just isn’t a great videogame.
£0.69
Ita is an easy list maker and looks lovely, but it’s also not particularly powerful, and offers little over the built-in Reminders.
£0.69
iDarkroom is terrific fun at a very reasonable price, though is limited overall
£0.69
A game this shallow is skating on thin ice, but it’s enjoyable enough that we don’t really care
£0.69
In borrowing the best from the rest and adding new twists, I Must Run! becomes best in class.
£0.69
Horrifically fast retro larks with, we suspect, an extremely niche appeal. We like it, though
£0.69
One of those games that, despite having a promising concept, is just too pedestrian and unexciting to truly grab hold.
£0.69
The sort of game you’ll intend to play for five minutes – and then it’ll be dark outside.
£0.69
It’s a shame about the low resolution, but this app is easy to use, and produces astonishing results.
£0.69
Tough puzzles and a sharp difficulty curve mean this treads a fine line between fun and frustration
£0.69
This pernicious pensioner doesn’t offer the deepest experience, but it’s fast, smashy, slightly silly fun.
£0.69
Not an app most people are likely to use more than half a dozen times, but it’s reasonably well done.
£0.69
You’re unlikely to need it every day, or every week for that matter. But for the convenience GloveBox delivers, it’s 69p well spent.
£0.69
Shameless tie-in meets addictive-but-shallow new game mode. We love it now, but won’t respect it in the morning
£0.69
Bordering on unplayable. We only got through the game due to sheer bloodymindedness.
£0.69
Handsome, clever, and full of potential, Friends has yet to hit the mark but should mature well.
£0.69
While limited in purpose and lacking multiple-account support, Friend Check provides a handy snapshot of friends in your social networks.
£0.69
Retro racing with its pedal stuck fast to the metal, and more to it than rose-tinted OutRun nostalgia.
£0.69
You’ll have yourself a ball, but give it some extra levels and raise the difficulty, and you’re looking at a potential classic.
£0.69
One the whole, you’ll squirm with satisfaction at Fancy Pants Adventures, but some of the more complex levels might leave your knickers in a twist.
£0.69
A smart, engaging one-thumb arcade puzzler that’s just a touch too fiddly to get our highest score.
£0.69
Innovative controls and a great foundation, but repetitive. If new missions appear later, pretend we gave it another star
£0.69
It’s as light and fluffy as some of the animals you’ll rescue, but Extinction Squad proves an entertaining trifle.
£0.69
A promising Siri rival, if currently too unreliable to be a replacement instead of a companion app.
£0.69
A good app for football fans, but an occasionally awkward interface means it’s not quite essential.
£0.69
A minor classic in waiting that’s currently a bit too challenging for its own good
£0.69
Some frustratingly difficult later levels, but otherwise this enjoyable dam-building puzzle is top of the class.
£0.69
A good, fun idea, but the app is hampered by being incomplete – and occasionally wide of the mark.
£0.69
Disco Kitten’s difficulty ramps up too quickly, but it amuses up until that point.
£0.69
This is likable enough as a basic adventure RPG, but it’s hardly a diamond in the rough.
£0.69
A worthwhile distraction from the day job! The videos are easy to follow, and the results felt straight away
£0.69
An atmospheric, incredibly interesting story undone by out-of-place combat
£0.69
Come with me if you want to avoid wasting 69p on something that doesn’t work.
£0.69
A disappointing, cynical sequel that needs more levels and new features to justify its existence.
£0.69
With more polish CreaVures might have been fanVastic – instead it’s something of a leVdown.
£0.69
Coco Loco has the ideas for a pretty solid Angry Birds-like physics puzzler, but not the expert execution needed to make them matter.
£0.69
Save your money and go for Instagram, which is free and offers more filters. That is, unless you desperately want these effects for video.
£0.69
CircleTime is confusing at first, but reveals itself to be a an interesting way of viewing your calendar. It might be overkill for many, though.
£0.69
As easy to use as iMovie but it’s woefully short on editing options, making it too difficult to pull off a truly decent effect.
£0.69
With bite-sized levels that perfectly suit the iOS format, this is highly recommended for nostalgics and puzzle fans alike.
£0.69
A great puzzle game, full stop, but especially nice for series fans.
£0.69
A good idea, decently implemented. We’d like to have seen more guidance on how video is saved
£0.69
Ignore the association with the Burnout series – there’s a fun, stress-busting game underneath, just not a thrilling one.
£0.69
Should have be an exercise in hilarity, but the uneven difficulty and requirement for repetition make this all a bit damp.
£0.69
A colourful collect-’em-up that uses simple mechanics to giddy effect – explore at leisure and you’ll be happy as a pig in muck.
£0.69
Not quite paradise for iOS word-game fiends, but enjoyable enough and worth a look; doubly so if you’ve a bubble-popping fetish
£0.69
A touch fiddly at times, but this game’s imagination and wonderful visuals combine to make a tasty treat
£0.69
The difficulty here will quickly drive you to extinction – but it feels more a result of flawed controls than deliberate design decisions
£0.69
BoxPlots takes an overdone format and adds charm, character and a smidge of originality, resulting in a very pleasant puzzler.
£0.69
Useful on occasions, but ultimately the developer’s claims turn out to be hyperbole. The filters are fun, but you can get more from the free Instagram app.
£0.69
Fun, playable and simple, but lacking the depth it’d need to steal an extra base (star)
£0.69
What? A verdict!? Just leave us alone – we’re busy playing Diamond Mine! Again! All night long! Argh!
£0.69
A charming, challenging experience that’s slightly marred by twitchy controls. It’s a certainly a looker, but lacks a killer sting.
£0.69
A moderately entertaining audio toy with sharp looks, but you’d be hard pushed to use BeatSpiral to produce any actual music.
£0.69
A solid, enjoyable foundation – but structural niggles soon grate, keeping this bear from getting the honey it would otherwise deserve.
£0.69
Simple and fun cartoon battles with an adventurous twist, and yours for a bargain price – get your swag on.
£0.69
We can get behind hiding the Music app’s clutter, but Audium could do with settings to personalise its appearance and behaviour.
£0.69
Initially dazzling but short-lived; however, the price is right for the entertainment it offers.
£0.69
Mixed results are an understatement, only of use for the most clutter free of landscape shots.
£0.69
A fast, fun, yet ultimately simple strategy game with brilliant controls
£0.69
A slight but good-natured game that rarely slips up and very regularly shines.
£0.69
The rebooted physics of this new instalment means you’d have to be cuckoo to bet against Angry Birds’ continued domination as it aims for infinity, and beyond.
£0.69
Liked Casey’s Contraptions? Then you’ll like Amazing Alex! While being troubled by a nagging sense of déjà vu.
£0.69
Airport Scanner has the look down pat, but this drab job simulator proves to be as rote as the real thing. Not much to declare, here.
£0.69
Potentially charming, but it tries a bit too hard; it’s quicker to use the Music app. The audio filtering’s nice, mind.
£0.69
A decent app, and something worth splashing 69p on if you’re bored of Instagram and Hipstamatic’s filters, but no great shakes.
£0.69
It’s handy as a brief, pocket guide to all things coffee, but by no means perfect
£0.69
The latest fun photo-manipulation app from the Japanese wizards at MotionPortrait.
£0.59
Like a modern day version of the rubbish old X-Ray Specs you used to buy from Marvel Comics
£0.59
Free texting to your loved ones and your mates when you are abroad. Where’s the catch?
£0.59
Total Film magazine’s new app gives cinephiles and movie buffs everything that they could possibly want on the iPhone
£0.59
There are other ‘shoot with an old camera’ apps out there, but and extremely well done.
£0.59
Scare yourself silly by putting realistic looking ghosts and ghoulies into your photos
£0.59
Manage and control your sleeping patterns and be fitter, happier, more productive…
£0.59
John Carmack develops a game for the iPhone, hardcore gamers worldwide gasp with joy
£0.59
It needs a proper tournament and a multiplayer mode, but NBA Jam is nevertheless an incredibly amusing game.
£0.59
Monitor your energy usage closely and save a small fortune on gas and electricity with Meter Readings on your iPhone.
£0.59
An essential iPhone app for any Londoner or befuddled visitor who cannot make head nor tail of the tube map.
£0.59
A pretend fish inside a pretend fish tank that you have to pretend to feed and care about
£0.59
Ever wanted to impress girls by doing a hundred push-ups in the street just like Rocky Balboa?
£0.59
Find your family and friends wherever they are at any time of the day with HeyWAY.
£0.59
Firemint’s game is one of the biggest gaming hits on the iPhone to date
£0.59
There’s plenty of fishing fun to be had in this great little virtual angler.
£0.59
This latest iPhone photo-manipulation app is by far the grossest yet. And yet still the funniest.
£0.59
A must for fantasy leaguers on the go, the only app that works with the official Barclays Premier League Fantasy Football.
£0.59
A fun photo-manipulation app that lets you turn your friends into the Mona Lisa.
£0.59
Not quite best-in-class, but Explosive Love is entertaining, challenging and a bit of a looker.
£0.59
To get adequate warning, you’d have to hold your iPhone at an odd angle.
£0.59
It’s no Plants vs. Zombies, but Egg vs. Chicken is closer to ‘tasty treat’ than ‘undercooked’.
£0.59
A cracking little game that follows in the slightly bonkers tradition of Doodle Jump and Angry Birds
£0.59
If you like to impress people with apps that are utterly impractical then this is for you
£0.59
Whether you are a football fan or not, you’re going to need to know everything you can about this year’s glorious World Cup.
£0.59
A vital app for anyone calling an 0870 or 0845 number, despite its imperfections.
£0.59
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