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Starbucks introduced a Valentine's Day-themed update for its Magic Cup augmented reality app, another example of the coffee company's embrace of mobile technology.

A host of apps will help fans connect to the Super Bowl this weekend, reinventing the gridiron experience for a digital age.

The "Crash Corsage" app tips off wedding crashers on local celebrations, making a game out of showing up uninvited.

An app tying into recent release "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo " film gives users a new piece to the story, as mobile becomes a destination for promotional and entertainment apps.

Actress Gwyneth Paltrow's iPhone city guide app was released earlier this week for $4, the latest example of the celebrity recommendations, tips and advice.

"A Charlie Brown Christmas" is now an interactive mobile app, bringing the beloved 1960's holiday classic into the smartphone era.

"MovieGoer" helps people find, see and review movies, reviving the social aspect of cinema.

Users can turn their iPhone into a virtual cassette tape player with a new app, giving their modern device some retro style as it plays their favorite tunes.

An app allows you to record your thoughts and make textural doodles as if you were using a typewriter, another effort to make typography fun in a digital age.

Fans of GarageBand can now jam on the iPhone and iPod Touch, as well as their iPads, with Apple introducing an update that makes the popular music recording app compatible on all its devices carrying iOS 5.

A new iPhone app combines the fun of Lego's toy plastic bricks with a downloadable gaming app set to attract players of all ages.

A new iPad app, "Journey to the Exoplanet" allows users to travel the far reaches of the galaxy without leaving their easy chairs.

An app from Sports Illustrated highlights the best matchups in the history of both professional and college football, just in time for the new season.

Smartphone users can now get personalized restaurant recommendations courtesy of Ness, an iOS app that simplifies the hunt for a decent meal on the go.

An official mobile app from Discovery works alongside the station's Shark Week programming to bring viewers even more content, as developers look to continue to integrate mobile apps with television.