Fantastical maker Flexibits today launched an iOS 14-focused update to its productivity calendar and to-do app for iOS, watchOS and macOS, bringing a dozen of customizable, and free, iOS 14 widgets as well as support for Apple's Scribble feature in iPadOS 14 that lets you write into Fantastical's text field with an Apple Pencil.
Following a few months of testing, the official Twitter app for the iPhone and iPad has now implemented a new Share Tweet popup menu for easier tweet sharing.
Apple released the watchOS 7 software update last week and some Apple Watch owners are now reporting problems such as missing GPS mapping data when using the built-in Workout app to record specific workouts that track distance covered.
Learn how to change the default email app on your iPhone and iPad to Gmail, Outlook, Spark, HEY, or something other than the default Apple Mail app.
Learn how to use the Health Checklist option for iPhone and Apple Watch to make sure that you’re using the health features you really need.
If you’ve been enjoying the iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 feature for adding widgets to your Home Screen, then maybe you want to take that a step further. Among apps with Home Screen widgets are apps that let you customize your own widgets!
You can create your own Home Screen widgets and have them look exactly as you like. This gives you even more flexibility than you probably expected for personalizing your device. Here’s how to create custom Home Screen widgets on iPhone and iPad and tools you can use.
Note symptoms in the iPhone or iPad Health app so you can keep track and use them when diagnosing the problem.
The Trump government's planned block of China's most popular all-in-one app, WeChat, on the US App Store that the Commerce Department said was meant to "safeguard" national security was temporarily blocked by a US judge who on Sunday ordered a temporary injunction on the side of the app's users.
In this week's Apps of the Week column we have a new mobile browser with a focus on...focus, an app for keeping track of all your big and small wins, and a minimal calendar with widgets. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Don’t limit your Home Screen to just app icons! Learn how to add and remove widgets on your iPhone or iPad Home Screen so you can see things at a glance without having to open the app.
With resizable widgets right on your Home Screen, you can get a bigger picture of all sorts of things. From Apple’s own Calendar, Photos, and Notes to third-party apps for communication, finance, and music, you have plenty of widgets to pick from.
For your iPhone Home Screen, check out our list of the best widgets for iOS 14. Since more and more companies will be providing widgets, we’ll update our list often so that you can see the best ones as they arrive.
If you have a child who enjoys reading, maybe you're using some of the apps we recommended to help them learn, then you’ll want to take a look at this app list. We’ve gathered some of the best apps for kids’ books for iPhone and iPad.
These apps provide books just for your little one. So whether they’re interested in animals, TV characters, vehicles, or something totally different, you’ll find books for them. This helps to foster their love of reading and keeps them entertained with something they enjoy.
To keep your child interested in reading, improving their reading skills, and show them that a book can be a wonderful tool to encourage their imagination, check out these apps for kids’ books.