Pioneer's X-SMC4-K supports Bluetooth, AirPlay, iPhone and iPod docking, Internet radio, FM radio, and more. But it's clunky to use and exhibits numerous flaws.

The gameplay in this frenetic food-assembly game is every bit as sharp as the knives tossed by the titular chef.

This home/very small office MFP is compact and simple, and produces excellent output; but pricey inks and a lack of duplexing features make it best for low-volume use.

This simple iPhone app uses alarms to keep you on task and bolster your productivity.

Your favorite airline likely offers an iOS app for checking flight times and fares. Just don't use it when the captain has signaled that all electronic devices need to be in the off position, OK?

This classy, stylish, and sturdy offering is a good alternative to the bulky and loud reality of women's laptop bags.

Moonbot Studios builds iOS apps that draw on elements of books, movies, and games for a unique interactive experience that represents the best of what the iOS platform has to offer.

The NFL's showcase game is this Sunday. These apps can help you enjoy all the Super Bowl XLVI action, plan your gameday menu, or enjoy a little virtual pigskin action of your own.

If you plan to create a book solely for the iBookstore, and you’re not concerned about other ebook platforms, iBooks Author stands above any other option currently available.

Weathermob is a simple and unique weather app that makes talking about the weather fun again.

Superior glossy photo output and performance somewhat justify the unit and ink prices for this MFP, but color graphics on plain paper don't measure up.

From photography to music, app developers had plenty of offerings on display at Macworld | iWorld to stoke your creative muse.

It features intuitive controls and impressive graphics, but this third-person shooter come up a little short, because of uninspired levels and noticeable bugs.

Clarify simplifies the process of making how-to documents and annotated images. It's great for professional use, but it's also useful for explaining a procedure to your remote relatives.

It was fun and games on the Macworld | iWorld show floor if you saw these iPhone and iPad apps in action.

Dr. Seuss Band is clearly inspired by the famed author, but the connection is tenuous at best. The Rock Band-style gameplay isn't that fun, but just goofing off with the multi-faceted instrument kind of is.

Speck's CandyShell Flip is a protective, hardshell iPhone case designed to let you use your phone with dock-cradle accessories.

If you want a fun way to share quality lo-fi photos with friends anywhere, Disposable Hipstamatic won't disappoint.

These are some of the productivity tools that caught our eye on the show floor at last week's Macworld | iWorld.

Snapseed on the Mac is an impressive photo-editing program that stays true to its successful iOS predecessor.