The Super Bowl is just around the corner which means it's time to get ready for the big game between the New York Giants and the New England Patriots. Rather than our usual five apps, I couldn't contain myself and, instead, put together five categories of apps that'll set you up nicely for food, football and fun this coming Sunday. if you want to learn more about the Patriots's offense and the Giants's defense, then you should download each team's iOS app. The Giants have a free app for the iPhone, while the Patriots have chosen to go iPad-only with a magazine-style app. The Patriots Football Daily app has a free 7-day trial followed by a paid subscription. The NFL also has a suite of apps to commemorate the game. Each Super Bowl XLVI app is filled with statistics, images and more about current and past Super Bowl match ups. The Read More

Looking for a new app this weekend?  Here are ten great new apps for the iPhone and iPad that you may want to check out! This free app lets you join in with the Steam gaming community on your iPhone, though chats, news stores and the various groups.  Free. An endless run game with shades of Cannon Fodder, as you command a squad of soldiers who must make it through dangerous war zones. The tap, tilt and swipe control method looks easy, plus you can recruit your friends from Facebook into the game too.  $0.99/£0.69. A free music discovery radio app that requires a premium Spotify account. Personalize radio stations to your tastes, skip through songs and stream music over Wi-Fi, 3G and AirPlay.  Free. A special Superbowl XLVI edition of the popular flick kicking game, complete with all 32 official NFL teams, intuitive controls, excellent graphics and Game Center support.  Read More

This weekend was a big one if you're a fan of NFL football, as the final 4 teams in the playoffs battled it out to see who's going to the Superbowl this year. Sadly, I'm still feeling like I was punched in the stomach after my Niners played an amazing defensive game only to fumble a punt return in overtime and set up the NY Giants for a piece of cake winning field goal. It sucks to see two teams play such a great game only to have it end on such a sour note. However, as bad as that was, it was far from the biggest blunder of the conference championships this weekend. Ravens fans, you know where I'm going with this. After taking the fight to the mighty Patriots all afternoon, the Ravens put together an impressive late game drive to put them within a short field goal distance Read More