iPhone app news: 4oD Catch Up comes to iPhone
It's been a while coming, but iPhone users finally have access to Channel 4's catch-up TV platform 4oD. The Wi-Fi only app brings unlimited, free access to shows from the last 30 days. As yet there's no access to archive content, but you will be able to see most of your favourites form C4, More4 and E4 within the monthly window.

iPad app news: TomTom optimised for iPad, coming this autumn
The popular, yet expensive, TomTom for iPhone app is getting an iPad upgrade later this year. The satnav-maker says it has listened to its customers by optimising the app for iPad, which means full resolution and an overhauled UI. The app will be free to download for anyone who bought the iPhone version.

Multi-platform app news: Samsung launches ChatON service
Samsung has announced plans for a multi-platform instant messaging service, which it says "democratises" mobile communication. The ChatON app will be available on iOS, Android and more, will allow group chats, file transfers and the ability to comment on other users' profile.

iPhone app news: FIFA Superstars comes to iOS
There's a few footy fans out there convinced they could do a better job than Arsene Wenger at the moment; well here's your chance. The popular Facebook-based manager sim from EA, FIFA Superstars has arrived on iPhone. It's up to you to pick your team, train them up and pit them against other managers in a social video game version of TopTrumps.

iPhone app news: Financial Times kicked-off the App Store
The FT has become the first high-profile victims of Apple's subscription regulations. The Financial Times app has been kicked-off the App Store for failing to comply to Apple's demands for 30 per cent of all sales. The FT has been redirecting its readers to a web-based app where it can keep all of the profits. 

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APP REVIEWS FROM THE T3 APP CHART

iPhone app review: ESPN Goals
Perhaps one of the most miraculous apps ever? The ESPN Goals for iPhone app brings you timely video highlights from every Premier League game, without having to wait for Match of the Day, or Sky Sports Football First. The free app is available on Android too and gets five stars from our reviewer.

iPad app review: Boxee
In this beautifully-designed app, Boxee brings its streaming expertise to the iPad. Boxee for iPad will enable you to bring videos of any format to your iPad, regardless of whether its a video format that will play nice with Apple's tablet. It's easy to swipe through your computers files and effortlessly bring them to the iPad.

Windows Phone app review: TuneIn Radio
There's plenty of great internet radio apps out there, but this one might well be the best. TuneIn Radio for Windows Phone brings simple bookmarking of stations and lightning fast buffering. There's also Twitter integration and recommendations, all gratis.