This week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup includes a simplistic note-taker, an AI-infused photo editor and a new, more personal social network. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Black Friday deals abound right now. And even if you don't plan on going out and take advantage of the physical offers, you can still use the digital ones. Especially on the App Store. A lot of apps and games have some of the greatest discounts we've seen this year. There are a bunch you can choose from, but here are some of the best Black Friday deals we've found on the App Store.
Apple's advertising slogan "There's an app for that" for the App Store was so catchy because it was true, so how about an app for all you iPod classic fans out there?
Apple has informed its registered developers that the iTunes Connect service used for uploading App Store assets will shut down for a week around the holidays, December 23-27.
There are plenty of news app for iOS to pick from on the App Store. But if you want a culmination of sources along with the ability to add a specific feed URL, then check out an RSS reader.
With these RSS readers for iPhone and iPad, you can pick categories, sources, or add your own. They give you the news you want and care about all in one spot.
With Today Weather for iPhone, a gorgeously designed weather app which features sharp design and an approachable interface that takes full advantage of your iPhone's beautiful OLED display, you get the world's most accurate local weather forecasts at no charge whatsoever.
Readdle, the Ukraine-based makers of some of the finest productivity software for the Mac, iPhone and iPad, announced today that their popular apps for iOS and macOS, such as PDF Expert and Scanner Pro, are available half price as part of their time-limited Black Friday sale.
The Outlook desktop app that ships as part of Microsoft's Office suite can be quite cluttered but now Mac users will be able to install the Outlook.com web app into macOS, Chrome OS, Windows and other platforms that natively support Progressive Web Apps (PWA).
Courtesy of Drew Koch, the same guy who brought us a native Netflix player for Mac with Picture-in-Picture support, Mac users now have two additional native streaming clients at their disposal — one for the Disney+ streaming service and the other for Hulu.
Shirt Pocket, the developer behind the popular recovery tool SuperDuper, has updated the app to support Apple's latest desktop operating system.
Heart Analyzer, an Apple Watch app that lets you see your heart rate data in many different ways on your wrist, has been refreshed with an overhauled look, new pretty charts and more.
If you want a powerful photo editing tool on your iPad and you don't already own Pixelmator Photo, now is a good time to act.