A selection of 14 apps for you today:
Paddington Bear
Paddington Bear's sticky paws are all over the iPhone and iPad with this new book-app from HarperCollins. It includes the ability for parents and children to record their own voice narration for the story, while also taking photos of themselves with Paddington to send to friends.
iPhone / iPad
Tetris
Tetris is back for iPhone – this new version replaces the existing edition – with new modes designed for the touchscreen, social features, and a T-Club subscription service that gets people to pay a monthly fee for "bonus lines and T-Coins".
iPhone
Vodafone Guardian
Mobile operator Vodafone has launched an Android app for parents worried about their children's usage of a smartphone. They can block calls and messages from specific contacts, while also locking off apps like the camera and web browsing. They can even restrict usage during school hours.
Android
Rolling Stone's Beatles album-by-album guide
For shame, Rolling Stone magazine. You've made an iPad app based on Britain's biggest ever band, but not made it available in the UK App Store. US Beatles fans will enjoy the app, which offers articles, photos, celebrity views and (naturally) iTunes integration.
iPad
Tate Guide to Modern Art Terms
Flummoxed by the jargon of the modern art world? Tate Gallery wants to help, with its new iOS app that has more than 300 art terms to demystify things.
iPhone / iPad
Kik Messenger for Symbian
As Nokia's last financial results showed, it's still selling a lot of Symbian smartphones around the world. Messaging app Kik has recognised that, and launched its official Symbian client after a short beta period.
Symbian
Fallen Realms
Sega and social games network PapayaMobile have teamed up for a new freemium RPG for Android – making its debut on Google-powered devices rather than iOS. The turn-based game gets players to invite friends' characters into their party.
Android
Assassin's Creed Recollection
The new Assassin's Creed game is something of a curveball, swapping stealthy sneaking for... a "real-time board game". Players unlock artwork and other goodies, while also battling against one another in the multiplayer mode.
iPad
Inertia: Escape Velocity
Visually impressive game Inertia: Escape Velocity is a physics-based platformer, and a mobile sequel to award-winning indie game Inertia.
iPhone / Android / iPad
The Nightworld
Glu Mobile's latest freemium game has literary origins, albeit slightly convoluted. It's a stealth action game with a storyline "fully developed through an accompanying novel written by author Jack Blaine of James' Frey's Full Fathom Five".
iPhone / iPad
NBA: King of the Court
Startup Ogmento is exploring how augmented reality technology can be used for mobile games. NBA: King of the Court is a fully licensed basketball game for iPhone that gets people to challenge one another to rule virtual courts in the real world. If that makes sense.
iPhone
Nice Bear Naughty Bear
Parents have been creating reward charts to encourage good behaviour from their children for donkey's years, but now there's an app for that, based on the Nice Bear Naughty Bear books.
iPhone
Talk2Me
Talk2Me turns Windows Phones into walkie-talkies, capable of sending and receiving recorded voice messages between friends at the touch of a (virtual) button.
Windows Phone
Judge Dredd vs Zombies
He is The Law, and he's got a new game for iPhone and iPad with a focus on the undead. This Judge Dredd action game is the work of Fuse Powered, which previously made games based on Jaws and Dawn of the Dead.
iPhone / iPad
