iPhoto

The updated version of Apple’s iPhoto app lets users edit an image with their finger, tap to apply effects and organize with a few quick swipes.

Apple’s Pages document-creation app is optimized for touch, and allows users to integrate images and graphics with their text.Â

Those who use Apple’s presentation software could get more mileage out of it with a high-definition screen and a faster processor (for handling animated transitions and effects).

Boosted further by the new iPad’s ability to shoot 1080p video, iMovie could prove an effective tool for composing film clips. It’s useful for both consumers throwing together a home-movie moment and professionals who feel a few clips will augment a presentation.

The ever-popular Angry Birds’ bright colors and kinetic destruction will doubtlessly translate well onto the new iPad’s Retina Display.Â

FaceTime isn’t the only communication platform available to iOS users. Skype for iPad can leverage the device’s front-facing camera for video chat.

Streaming movies and television shows seems a natural use of a high-definition screen and a 4G LTE connection.

The new iPad’s faster processor can likely handle the demands of this dynamic (and for many people, very useful) app.

A Retina Display isn’t only for images and film; books can also benefit from the ultra-sharp resolution.

Because nothing eases a commute like hurling fruit at zombies.