In order to better help organize the layout of apps in the App Store, a new “Food & Drink” Category has made its way over to iOS. When users open this tab they will be greeted by recipe books, restaurant locators, cocktail guides and other food related programs including online ordering systems. While this doesn’t necessarily add any new apps, it’s just a way for Apple to make it easier to find this stuff instead of having to look through the “Lifestyle” category just to find a cookbook.

According to Apple, the migration will take place over a period of a few weeks. Apps for dieting, coupons and grocery shopping will not be transitioned to this category, instead it will basically be anything that has to do with cooking and finding places to eat.

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Is the office coffee leaving a lot to be desired? Is it all bland and tasteless? If that’s the case, don’t go rushing out to Starbucks just yet. Instead, you might want to consider picking up the Aroma Lid from Mint Urban Technologies.

Most of what you taste is really about what you smell. In this way, the lid itself isn’t really changing the flavor profile of your morning java, but your nose is conveniently placed right at the smelly part of the coffee lid. As a result, each sip that you take will subjectively taste like it’s fuller in coffee flavor and complexity. (The lid might say Mint, but I’m thinking that’s just the name of the company and not indicative of the flavor you get.)

At least that’s the idea. It’s a cheap way out to getting a slightly better coffee experience. That said, you know how else you can have better coffee? Buy better coffee.

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