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Let's face it, the App Store has been tested quite a bit in the past few weeks and now, yet another popular application has fallen from its ranks.

In yet another sign of the App Store's imperfections, Apple has banned the third largest App Store developer, getting rid of almost a thousand applications. Once you see what applications they "developed", you will see why.

Whether you are looking to move into a new neighborhood or are just curious, an application for the iPhone now can track sex offenders in your area proving that there really is an app for everything.

Apparently there really is an app for everything, even one to tell you when to go to the bathroom. Yes, the iPhone has apparently replaced the brain.

A California University has created an iPhone application specifically for its students, so it could be only a matter of time before this spreads to college's everywhere.

"Every week the editors at iMore carefully select some of our favorite, most useful, most extraordinary apps, accessories, gadgets, and websites. This week's selections include a unique photography app, a solution for reading sheet music on the iPad, an alternative to iBooks, an awesome flying game, a web app alternative for a popular native iPhone application, a new way to view your Instagram feed, and the best way to get comic books onto your iPad."

The news about applications never rests. At least this one is awesome. In September, with the release of iPhone OS 3.1, Augmented Reality applications are headed to the App Store.

This is a frequently updated article tracking announcements at Apple's Worldwide Web Developer's Conference this week in San Francisco. One big unveiling has already taken place, will there be more?

Apple has apparently approved an application that might greatly benefit medicinal marijuana users. We'll see how long this one stays in the App Store.

You might be surprised by the applications that dominate the Apple App Store. Or you might not be.

Windows Marketplace plans to launch with 600 applications available for download. While it's an uphill battle to challenge the App Store, this is certainly a great start.

The saga between Google Voice, Apple and AT&T continues. Today, a chat transcript emerged that seems to pin blame on AT&T for the application being rejected from the App Store.

AT&T released its turn-by-turn GPS application, Navigator yesterday. Stop the celebrating though, there are more than a few problems.

Google's official Google Voice application for the iPhone has been rejected after six weeks.

Today, Apple's App Store surpassed 1.5 billion downloads only three months since they announced going over the 1 billion mark.