Check for New Apps. ?

Is there someplace to go to check for New Apps. or Top Apps.?

Actually, Allan, I've found "New & Noteworthy" to be disappointing. To really find the good stuff I look at each category and sort by Release Date.
You left out part with your snip.
With iTunes on your PC, go to the App Store.
At the top is a New & Noteworthy section.
*After selecting See All, you can sort by release date.*
And why didn't you provide this with your first post instead of just
In iTunes check iTunes App Store.
?

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