The game Field Fighter from Eightythree Tech was just launched on the App Store, and we’re giving away promo codes to 5 iPad gamers! This scrolling space shooter features interesting graphics and 6 challenging levels for an addictive experience.

Individual Game Center leaderboards track three difficulty levels, which keeps the game challenging. Three different weapons can be used to destroy your enemies including the laser, spread shot and lock-on missile. Each weapon performs super-charged attacks after grabbing power-ups, and every explosion warps the background in a unique way.

Refurbished products from Apple can save money while providing the same quality and manufacturer warranty as new iOS devices. Now the iPad mini has appeared for the first time as a refurbished product in the Apple online store. Current available models are 6-7 percent off normal price, for savings of up to $40.

Stocks vary depending on what hardware is on hand for the refurbishment process. This process entails thorough testing, and the installation of a new battery and new outer shell, ensuring the iPad mini works the same as a completely new tablet. Not only is the device covered by a one-year warranty, but Apple's standard 14-day return policy still applies.

ZAGG's most popular iPad keyboard/case is now available in leather. The ZAGGkeys PROfolio+ offers full front and rear coverage for the second, third or fourth generation iPad. The slim and lightweight case is available in 100% genuine leather (or the original durable polyurethane exterior) to protect your tablet from dings and scratches.

It features a compact Bluetooth keyboard with easy to use island-style backlit keys (optional), an auto sleep/wake function and a built-in stand to make viewing your iPad easier. There are also special function keys for volume control, screen lock, copy, paste and more. The new leather cases are available in mocha, red or brown.

Google has brought its crusade against Vertical Video Syndrome to tablets by adding iPad support to its YouTube Capture app. The app, which was originally launched for the iPhone in December, is a quicker and easier way to capture videos and directly upload them to YouTube. The app requires that users hold their device in a horizontal position to work, in a effort to cut down on the amount of annoying vertical videos being uploaded to the internet.

Users can now use the app to record and simultaneously upload video to YouTube, Google+, Facebook, and Twitter from their iPads and iPad minis. The app also allows users to set preferences for automatic color correction, video stabilization and location services.