In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup, we take a look at a digital dashboard for your life, a completely rebuilt to-do list manager and an audio curation app for news and entertainment. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
There’s nothing better when streaming a show than to have the option to pause it and resume it on another device, in a different room, or wherever you want to go.
This quick tutorial explains how you can continue watching your Apple TV+ shows and movies across your various devices by picking up right from where you left off.
Doing chores isn’t a fun job at any age. But for kids, it can feel like a punishment. So, if there’s a way to make it a little more fun for them to complete their chores, then why not give it a try?
With an app on iPhone, keeping track of chores and rewarding them for their work is a cool way to motivate your child.
To help you out, we’ve compiled this list of the best free iPhone chore apps for kids and families.
Apple TV+ debuted on November 1 and is a video streaming service that gives you original shows, movies, documentaries, kids’ shows, and more. You can give it a try before you buy into the $4.99 per month subscription with a free seven-day trial. So you have nothing to lose by checking it out.
What’s great about the service is that you don’t have to own an Apple device to enjoy it. You can watch shows on many different compatible devices as well as the web. If you’re interested, we’ll show you how to sign up for Apple TV+.
Learn how to make your iMovie creations more accessible by adding subtitles or captions to your videos with this step-by-step guide.
With the macOS Catalina update, users received new apps like Music, TV, and Podcasts along with updates to others like Notes and Mail. The Reminders app also got an update to its appearance and functionality that many have been waiting for.
Enhancements like subtasks and Messages integration, that can increase your productivity both at work and at home, are now part of the package.
Let’s take a look at all of the new features and how to use them in the redesigned Reminders app on Mac.
Learn how to delete iMessage attachments like photos, links, and documents in the built-in Messages app to free up storage space on your iPhone, iPad, and iCloud.
For years Microsoft has offered mobile versions of its Office productivity suite. Today the company launched a public preview of Office Mobile, a new consolidated app that combines the functionality of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint into a single unified experience. The public preview is capped at 10,000 users, though, so you might want to enroll quickly if you want access.
It's been a year since Adobe first previewed a version of Photoshop running on an iPad at its Adobe MAX conference in Los Angeles, with a promise to release the app sometime in 2019. Now the software is available for download from the App Store. It's a free download, though unlocking and using it requires an active Creative Cloud subscription.
When you’re creating or editing a song in GarageBand, you might want to add something unique to it by reversing a track. Playing a track backwards can give you an unusual sound that you might not be able to replicate another way.
Here’s how to reverse a track (or region) in GarageBand on Mac, iPhone, or iPad.
Learn how to detach the audio from your footage in iMovie if you'd like to get rid of the visuals but keep the sound, music, and voices for your video projects.
In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup, we take a look at a to-do list manager for students, an image editor that quickly fixes group photos, and a new kind of social network with a focus on privacy. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.