If you're looking for the best of the best, check out the highest rated products on MacLife.com for the month of April.
In spite of some fairly considerable blemishes, Assassin's Creed II brings a lot to the Mac OS X gaming table. While there's room for improvement and bug fixes, the story and gameplay remain terrific.
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Aweditorium is a satisfying, multimedia way to explore the musical underground.
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The terrific Dolly Drive wraps your Time Machine data safely in a cloud you can access from practically anywhere.
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The game runs well 99.99 percent of the time, the story is immersive, the play style is readily accessible, and with a zillion choices, the game can change each time you play it.
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The app is clean, well organized and chock full of pertinent information -- nearly perfect.
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If there were ever any doubts that a great boxing game could be brought to the iPhone, this removes them.
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The Fling is made of clear plastic, which means it doesn’t obstruct your view, and it features a patent-pending snail-shell spiral design.
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GarageBand for iPad won’t replace your Mac for ultra-complex music making, but it just might for everything else.
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Lo-Fi gives your shots a quick and easy vintage look, but don’t expect to fool hardcore photographers.
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Power users can rejoice at the speed and performance increase this SSD delivers, but file hoarders should opt for something with a bit more room.
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A fast-paced, addictive game about hopping between spinning spheres, Mr.Ninja is sure to get its hooks in you.
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