Better iPhone calendars! Streaming internet music for free! A cinema in your pocket! RSS on iPad! A game without graphics! Oh my. All in a week of Frackulous.

There is quite literally something for everyone this week, be you wannabe DJ, Angry Birds addict or TV sofa lover. That is everyone, right?

Android apps to show your Android support, Blackberry apps to make your address book super, iPhone apps that are just a bit of fun. Get your weekly dose of Frackulous here

What did you miss at Mobile World Congress? Only exciting things like the PlayStation Phone, a 3D mobile, HP's TouchPad, Samsung's GALAXY S II and Tab 10.1 plus Windows Phone 7 and Android Honeycomb updates. Basically: a lot. You missed a lot.

From streaming videos to your iPad to bopping the crap out of your iPhone to getting stalktastic with your mates, Frackulous has it all this week.

Get Facebook checkins in your face, see what you'd look like with a symmetrical face, stop your phone getting half inched, watch YouTube instead of reading email and retro up your video shots. In case you hadn't guessed, it's Frackulous omnibus time.

We've got new ways to look at Twitter, new ways to look at hangovers, new ways to look at Gmail, new ways to get Facebook on your iPad and new ways to say thank you. It's basically one big app bucket of new.

Fun (Bubble Ball)! Money saving (Petrol Prices Pro)! News (The Guardian, Tweetmag)! Productivity (Thick Buttons)! IS THERE ANYTHING FRACKULOUS DOESN'T DELIVER??

New Year! New Apps! Stave off sad January in style with some apps to cheer you up. There are Time Out City Guides on offer if you fancy skipping the country, Shazam and Spotify teaming up and My Borrowed List to keep tabs on who you've lent what. There's also the (possibly) the future of social networks with Path and the awesome wow power of Google's new voice based Translate.

Another January, another Consumer Electronics Show down in Vegas. We were on site at CES to sniff out the best app hardware on the show floor. Stay tuned for touchy feely sessions with BlackBerry's PlayBook, Google's Nexus S, Asus's Eee Pad Slider and Motorola's Xoom. All that, plus a round up of the best of the rest, from Motorola's Atrix dockable mobile, Sony Ericsson's Xperia Arc and Ford's MyFord Mobile electric car app. Fun Vegas times.