Just released in the app store Pocket Chef is $4.99, in the app store this is the first ever 3D cooking game. If you are a cooking fan you will want to

 take a look at this application, from the screen shots it looks like a unique application for sure.

This application has the following features;

  REALISTIC 3D GRAPHICS make your dishes look mouthwatering!

   A RECIPE BOOK: Unlocked recipes are available whenever you want to try them in real life.

  19 MINI-GAMES composing real recipes, from the preparation of ingredients to the baking & presentation.

  25 RECIPES from around the world, including different courses and cuisine.

  5 KITCHENS beautifully designed in 3D: Bake your way from veggie delights to American classics!

  To spice up the game, your culinary achievements appear on Gameloft Live!

  iPod Library Access: Listen to your favorite music while cooking.

Apple’s update to iTunes comes in the aftermath of its largest announcement in years. The company held a special event in San Francisco to debut its new iPad tablet device last week. The iPad is slated to hit the United Kingdom market by March.

Apple has added a new web browsing feature to its App Store service.

The system replaces a previous protocol in which users have to launch iTunes and get to the shop through the media player before you see the app page. The process irked some users as the iTunes app could be slow to load or need an update.

The new feature will allow users to browse the App Store and check out individual app previews and review information within a browser window.

With the new feature, review information, screenshots and reviews are all displayed on the site page, although users will still have to open iTunes to purchase and download apps.

The new feature resembles a similar system Apple added for the iTunes music service last year which allowed users to view overviews and preview clips for songs offered on the music download service.