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Check it out, as Alex shows off a quick look at some glass box-shattering fun with the free Glass Tower 2 game app.

One word: GORGEOUS. Daniel tried out the beta of the game Apple showed off in its music event, and you have to see it to believe it. Check this vid out, then RUN to the App Store and try it for yourself.

iPhone apps like Netflix and Hulu are out there now working well with streaming TV shows and movies. Can the music video market work just as well? Alex takes a look at the VEVO music video application — over both Wifi and data connection — so check it out.

You Gotta See This! No seriously, that’s the name of this photo app that collages images taken from iPhone camera. Is it an artsy fartsy gimmick or a cool tool for sharing pics? Daniel checks it out on his iPhone 4.

Jake’s back, with iPhone apps every college student should have on his or her iDevice.

Learn how to limit Facebook notifications, fast nav to see alerts (without backing out of your current screen) and shake to update! Daniel demos all these Facebook tricks to make your social networking easier.

Slacker radio, the Pandora alternative. How well does it work? And what’s that new ABC News feature all about? Watch as Alex checks it out.

Destroying fruit has never been so much messy fun! Watch as Alex checks out the slicing action of the Fruit Ninja game app.

It’s all about the music! Alex takes a quick look at his favorite apps for tunes, spanning listening, making and reading music.

Waiting for the bugs to get worked out before upgrading to iOS 4? You’re not alone. But you can still enjoy some of the perks. To get digital zoom on your camera, for instance, a lot of users have been trying out CamZoom. Take a look as Alex takes the free version for a spin.

Noah from PhoneDog takes the vid recorder for a test spin. Not only that, but he shot and edited the resulting video right on his iPhone 4. Check it out by clicking here.

Sharing highlights from a fabulous vacation can be fun and easy with the My Vacation app. But is it worth the $2.99 price tag? See for yourself as Alex checks it out.