Here’s Fourth of July and while the celebrations are on, here are some interesting apps designed around the Independence day. iPhone Independence Day Apps: The Revolution: Interactive Guide This one’s an excellent resource to learn about the Revolutionary War and all the intricate details leading to the country’s Declaration of Independence.

We don’t know if you’re so serious about your text messages to others that you’d want a military-grade encryption and features like self-destruct, but this app, Wickr is so cool that it’s already being talked about almost everywhere. Think about Whatsapp and then add ultra-high encryption and security to the messages – that’s something close

Webr for iOS is a recently launched app that lets you create beautiful and awesome websites (blogs) right from your iPhone. Here’s more about the free app.

SloPro, the 60fps slow motion app, has now got an update which brings awesome features like 1000fps super slow-mo and loads of other features. Check it out:

Travel has always been part of life; and life has always entailed constant communication – even while in transit. Now that mobile devices have become critical tools for the traveler, he is also treated to a bevy of useful mobile applications which helps keep him stay on the loop even when he’s on a ski

It’s the Wimbledon season again and we’re pretty sure people are going to be tennis-crazy once again for sometime. Having an iPhone or an iPad definitely comes in handy at these times.

Now, there are two variants of Display Recorder for the iPhone. And both let you record iPhone screen. It’s great when you want to show someone a video of how to get something done on an iPhone, or when you just want to capture the video of your iPhone screen.

Everyone we know has said that the battery performance has come down ever since iOS 5.