It's a Christmas app bonanza. There's multiplayer-multidevice Scrabble, ebook reading, Android app advice, a fantastic Flipboard update and a very special singing performance thanks to the Glee Karaoke app. What more could you want for Christmas?

From early Christmas presents and a new new iPad magazine to group texts and travel apps, this omnibus has the lot. And a little Kindle classic app action thrown in for good measure.

Super apps! Super phones! Super fun! We've got everything from sports apps to sleep apps with a load of good stuff in between.

We get the queen to talk, thanks to Chatter Bucks, Daniel Radcliffe into the pub, thanks to the Wetherspoons app and whole host of reasons why you need iOS 4.2.

Whether you want to get your work life in order or just make yourself a well deserved drinks, we've got the app for you. There's also Android handset advice and a bit of font geekery for your delectation.

Like a bat out of hell, this week has gone, gone, gone, but not before we managed to squeeze another dose of app magic out of it. There's budgeting to keep you rich, TV watching to keep you lazy and OK Go to keep you hipster.

This week we've had apps we've loved, apps we've hated, apps to help you if you're stuck in the jungle and apps to get you up in the morning.

If you'd rather feast than snack, here's a week's worth of app news in one single serving. It's got everything, from iA Writer for the budding NaNoWriMo novelist, baby apps for Matt Damon, Angry Birds Halloween and MonoColorme to brighten up your November, a super sneak peak at WIRED UK magazine on the iPad and five free Windows Phone 7 apps you should certainly download immediately: IMDB, Facebook, Twitter, eBay and Last.fm. You could say it was bursting.

What could this week's app packed omnibus have in store? Shopping at Debenhams, AudioBoo for celebrities, Angry Birds on Android, the best app recommendation apps on Android and iPhone and an interview with Touchnote about Windows Phone 7. Exactly that.

Starting with Cut The Rope addiction and ending in a real life Stephen Fry interview, by way of My Artists music management, mappiness mood mapping and the best bits of Windows Phone 7. This omnibus has it all.