What is it about planning a wedding that turns a normal, sane young woman into a raving maniac? Future brides can save their sanity (and relationships) with a new app that cuts the stress involved in tying the knot.

If you love using the iPad, but would prefer a keyboard for e-mail, chat or games, this nifty little number from PADACS is the perfect companion.

Zagat has long been the place to look for information on restaurants, but now a new app expands their coverage through integration with some new partners. This upgrade can put the world of fine dining on your iPad.

Whether you’re a professional interior decorator, or just a new homeowner with big ideas, this new app will help you decorate or redecorate in grand style.

Verizon just announced a new service that could make your TV obsolete—and give the company a major advantage against its competitors.

This is total vintage gear. The Temple Bag for iPad would look equally at home on an Indiana Jones set as it would on the shoulder of any young city boy or girl. Temple is another eco-based company based in Los Angeles, California. Their particular angle is to source and re-use materials from World War II; the iPad bag for example is made from recycled WWII canvas. The products they produce are all handcrafted to an exquisite high standard; they bring life back into rugged old materials and ensure that the new products have many more happy years of use left in them. If salvaged materials are unavailable, the company use military grade new stock.