Did you know that at any given time, Apple is offering discounts on hundreds of media items in its iTunes Store? It’s true. But like so many things in iTunes, these deals aren’t easy to discover and are nearly impossible to track. That’s where CheapCharts comes in.
A lot of iPhone cases out there claim to be "ultra thin" or "minimal," but few of them live up to the description like those from Totallee. The California-based startup makes cases that add very little bulk to Apple's smartphone, feature no branding or gaudy designs and, best of all, they won't break the bank.
Have your heart set on the iPhone X? Totallee has you covered—literally. It's already updated its popular slide-on case for the new handset, and they're ready to ship now. The ultra thin iPhone X case measures just 0.02-inches thin (0.1 oz), comes in a wide variety of colors, and is backed by a 2-year warranty.
It's long been the consensus that Apple could be doing more with the iOS keyboard to help users be more productive and work more efficiently. It has taken a few steps in the right direction with iOS 11, but there's still a lot left to be desired. And that's where a third-party keyboard like Prokeyboard comes into play.
Filtering less important emails, newsletters and other unwanted messages out of your inbox is a daunting task. Even with all the smart features found in modern email clients, triaging your inbox manually is a time-consuming process. Wouldn't it be nice if you could stop worrying about missing important emails?
With SaneBox, you can.
If you haven't heard about Pagico before, it's a productivity app that allows individuals and team members to easily manage all their tasks, files and notes across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows, Ubuntu and Android devices.
With Pagico, you can organize everything related to your projects in one place, stay informed with handy flowcharts, access data anywhere, manage your day, visualize workloads, cross-link everything, organize stuff into collections, collaborate and much more.
Now bumped to version 8.7, the app sports some interesting new features designed to help you be more productive and stay on track with support for sub-containers, enhanced container duplication features, smart filters, teammate filters, improved email handling and printing, plus a lot more.
MacPaw recently launched a subscription service for popular Mac indie apps, called Setapp. Describes as an “unstore” alternative to Mac App Store, Setapp is more like Netflix for software where you pay a flat monthly fee of $9.99 for full access to a growing list of 60+ Mac apps like RapidWeaver, Marked 2, Ulysses, iMazing, iStat Menus, Toast Titanium, CodeRunner, Blogo, Pagico and more.
Every app offered through Setapp is free of advertising and In-App Purchases and you get instant unlimited access to their latest versions and any updates. Even if you loathe subscriptions, Setapp's free trial lets you try each and every app offered in the set for an entire month, without any restrictions and completely free of charge.