This week on the Free Apps Roundup: It’s time to get back on track with your resolution this year with Runtastic, another great choice in running apps. Or perhaps you’d rather get back on the go kart track with Tiki Kart 3D. Join Tiki Bobby and race your way to victory in the kind of graphics and mayhem you’ve come to expect in a kart racer, just without the price tag. All this and more on this week’s list.

With the holidays mostly gone (I’m not entirely sure what holidays compose “the holidays”), it’s time to start thinking of yourself for the coming year. That’ll mean resolutions, but first, it means rewarding yourself with some great apps for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Here’s our roundup of free iOS apps and sales up to more »

If you’re still locked in by Facebook’s death grip, you can at least make use of their messenger app to talk to your friends easily. Also, Adobe released their Reader app for iOS; it’s universal and has more features than the built-in support. And, as usual, I found a plethora of limited time freebies to help you forget about how much that shiny new iPhone 4S hurt your wallet. Enjoy.

In a strange turn of events, someone wants you to stay inside and make virtual open-fire cookies, pretend to catch passes or jump out of an airplane, check the temperature and watch other people ride bikes instead of enjoying the warm weather by doing any of these things yourself. It’s a conspiracy, I tells ya, a conspiracy!

Last week’s list was pretty awesome, but I think you’ll enjoy this week’s list, too. I have another speech driven app from Nuance, a few games, and more. Plus, this week, the App Store saw a facelift. So when you’re clicking away down below to download all these great apps, stop for a second and admire (or become irritated with) the new design.

You’ll be glad to know this week’s offering of freebies on the App Store was much more substantial. I have games and apps and some novelty apps to keep one and all happy. Check out the list (and Bruce Campbell’s boom stick) after the break.

Honestly, the only app of note to hit the App Store free of charge this week was Flickr’s official iPhone app. Who would have thought it would have taken them this long to get one in the first place? Anyway, I have a full list for you, mostly game demos, though. You win some, you lose some. Take a look.

Another week, another sad attempt to keep your iPhone or iPod touch’s home screens in order. I’ve given up. Until Apple adds an organization utility to either the iPhone or iTunes it’s beyond me to keep anything in order. Oh well. So here are some more free apps to add to the problem! Enjoy.

Today Apple released Snow Leopard. I guess you can’t get everything for free, but that’s all right because I’ve found more apps to keep your iPhone’s app habit in check without touching your wallet. Check out this week’s list.

And I thought this week was going to be boring, but I managed to collect a bunch of free apps for you: one for distraction-free writing, a few games, and the new Wikipedia Mobile app. Plus, there are two price drops all the way to free that you’ll want to get before you have to pay again. Check it out.