There have been many attempts lately to drag mobile email kicking and screaming into the 21st century. Although innovative solutions such as Mailbox, Inbox by Gmail, and Mail Pilot have been praised by users looking for a completely new approach, none of them has yet displaced Apple’s built-in Mail on our dock. The latest contender to the throne is Spark, a free iPhone app with striking similarities to Microsoft Outlook for iOS — the only third-party email app thus far to really make us sit up and take notice.

After years of being available on the developer’s website and Steam Early Access, Kerbal Space Program is finally available as a full release on Mac. Part space sim, part sandbox management, Kerbal Space Program is extremely ambitious. It’s not jaw-dropping to look at, but that’s easy to forget when you see the wide-eyed awe on the faces of your pilots as you launch.

AirDrop and iCloud Photo Library make it easy to wirelessly move digital photos between Mac and iOS devices, but images need a passport to get to a more diverse range of travel destinations. PhotoSync 3.0 is the absolute best way to shuttle photos and videos between your iOS device and a dizzying array of hardware and services.

The words “strategy card-game RPG” get us as excited as some people get over sports, theme parks, and new Marvel films. Published by a Finnish company, Trulon is one of those: a game featuring a strategy card-battle element similar to that of successful World of Warcraft spin-off Hearthstone, as well as some rather attractive artwork that flits between colorful drawings and pixel sprites.