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djay
This compelling DJ utility lets you mix and manipulate songs from your music library.
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Ocarina
Ancient-flute-like instrument, meet touchscreen. Hold the phone up to your mouth, blow into the microphone, and press combinations of four onscreen buttons to produce notes.
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Uzu
This is doodling for digital natives. Touch the display with one finger to bring hundreds of dots and lines humming to life.
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InkPad
A full-featured studio for creating vector illustrations — digital images that can be enlarged infinitely without getting rough or pixelated.
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Nanostudio
NanoStudio does Apple one better, cramming everything you'd expect from a digital audio workstation — synths, a sampler, a sequencer — onto the iPhone with a surprisingly usable interface.
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iMovie
Apple's official video editor lets users import clips from their library, rearrange them, and add title cards, transitions, and background music.
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SketchBook Mobile
Built for art directors and serious doodlers, this drawing app maximizes your smartphone's canvas by keeping its dozens of brushes, color wheels, and layer editors out of sight.
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Brushes
A nearly perfect painting app for iPhone and iPad, Brushes manages to be both beginner-friendly and robust enough for serious artists.
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A Dime Bag of Photoshop
The iPad version of Photoshop doesn't have all the features of the desktop version, but hey, it's only ten bucks.
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School of Rock: 5 Apps for Learning the Guitar
Tune, strum, solo, and shred with apps designed to help you get the most out of your six-string.
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