Posted 01/29/2011 at 10:00am | by J.R. Bookwalter One of the coolest additions to last year’s Macworld Expo was the addition of the Mobile Applications Showcase, a section of the show floor dedicated to iOS developers and their wares, which returns for Macworld Expo 2011. MacLife.com hit the show floor at Macworld Expo 2011 to find out what iOS developers are up to with their current and forthcoming products, as well as what trends we might see in the near-term. The expo floor was quite busy on the second of three days, with one of the more popular areas being the Mobile Applications Showcase. One of the more popular trends this year is for apps dedicated to relaxation and better sleep -- no surprise given the hustle and bustle of our technology-driven world. Holographic Audio Theater LLC is taking the lead with their free, universal Naturespace app for the iPhone, iPod Read More

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As you can imagine, Apple is hard at work right now prepping the App Store for the iPad launch this weekend. After releasing a new iTunes and approving literally hundreds of iPad only apps, Apple has just started populating the iPad App Store with universal applications as well. As a reminder, universal apps are this special “dual-mode” kind of iPhone applications that you can run on both your iPhone and your iPad, but still have a different interface depending on the device. Well, the first batch has just made its way to the iPad App Store and it’s not disappointing. Indeed, at the top of the iPad Apps Chart, you can now find iTap VNC client ($7.99), as well as iTap RDP client ($11.99); two great apps that allow you to remotely access and control your systems, something everybody has been very hyped about. You can already download them now on your Read More