So you’ve just downloaded the most fantastic app in the history of humankind and you have to make it known that this is a five star app no doubt. Time to write a review! But how do you go about writing a review of an app for iTunes?

The new official Twitter for iPad app has arrived on the App Store with a bold new design and interface and tons of great features for power users. It’s one of the most unique looking apps yet on the iPad and offers the most complete Twitter experience you’ll find so far on the tablet.

The New Apple TV has arrived, bringing with it a change to a completely streaming device with no internal storage for media, HD Movie rentals for $4.99 same day as home video release and .99c TV show rentals. It’s going to be available for $99 later this month.

You can’t do anything but walk around and gawk, but the tech demo that Epic Games showed off during the Apple live event today is available for download free from iTunes. It shows off just how amazing the iPhone 4 runs the super beefy Unreal engine.

The new version of Apple’s iOS software will be released next week and it contains some looked for bug fixes and a couple of new features including HDR Photo recording, a fix for performance issues with the iPhone 3G and a fix for the Proximity sensor problems with the iPhone 4.

iTunes has hit it’s 10th version today with an update that features many updates both major and minor; including a hybrid album art view,the iTunes Ping social network that lets you post your thoughts and opinions, your favorite albums and songs, the music you’ve downloaded from iTunes, plus view concert listings and tell your friends which concerts you plan to attend and HD TV show rentals for just .99c.

The new iPod touch is here and it has all of the major features that we expected. A Retina Display to match the iPhone 4, Facetime video calling via a front-facing camera and a 3-axis gyro for more complex gaming. Some surprises include iOS 4.1 with Game Center integration and HD video recording.

The new iPod Nano has been announced, featuring a clip for wearing, a Multi-touch screen for controlling and a completely new UI that mirrors the iOS interface. It’s nearly half the size and weight of the previous gen Nano and features a built-in FM radio with live pausing.

The Apple event later today is the first to be streamed live since July of 2002, when approximately 50,000 people used Quicktime to watch the live webcast of Steve Jobs’ Macworld keynote. A major part of that keynote was the new streaming features of Quicktime 6, as demonstrated by the feed itself. Now there’s a lot of speculation that not only is Apple testing out their new Maiden, North Carolina data center, one of the largest ever built.

From the dawn of the iPod, it seems that it has been Apples mission to ensure that your device is tied to one computer and one computer only. To say that this is annoying and impractical is making a huge understatement. If you own a device, the machine that it’s being hooked up to and the content that you’re transferring, why are you limited to just linking that device and computer once? Well the point comes down to money. The record labels providing the music would love to see users confined to using and sharing music according to their rules, usually rules that involve them making the most money.

Too bad it’s so easy to just ignore all of that and do it anyway…….