ZITE (free) This is the closest thing to the perfect magazine . The first time you use the app, it prompts you to choose categories of interest. You can also let it check your Twitter or Google Reader accounts for your favorite topics. Based on that information, Zite then builds a magazine with articles from around the Web. The cover page is a potpourri, while the sections offer a deep look at each category. Graphics are sharp, layouts are inviting and the recommendations get smarter with time. It doesn’t include Twitter or Facebook feeds, but that’s what Flipboard is for. SNAPSEED ($5) Apple anointed this photo app as its iPad app of the year, and there’s little question that it’s one of the best. Snapseed brings whimsy and efficiency to photo editing, with a highly intuitive interface and just enough editing and filtering options to give you control without being overwhelming. Snapseed also includes an automatic filtering option, which, in my testing, made good ch...