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In this week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup we have a no-nonsense news app with a unique story-like interface, a digital food decider, and an app to help you practice coding. And as usual, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
If you're like most people, your Mac’s desktop is consistently cluttered with several open apps and windows that sap both your attention and your computer’s power. Desktop organization is the key to productivity, and having to constantly navigate between a sea of open windows and browsers will only lead to digital anguish.
WindowSwitcher for Mac puts an end to desktop disorganization once and for all, and a lifetime license is currently available for 50% off at just $19.99.
Learn how to prevent photos you take inside Instagram from automatically saving to your iPhone's Camera Roll, which helps declutter your Photos app and saves storage space.
Misplaced your phone? Learn how to use Alexa on your Amazon Echo smart speaker to find your iPhone or Android phone.
When it comes to getting ahead in the increasingly competitive world of business, continuing education is key. But the good news is that you don’t need to spend thousands of dollars and just as many hours in a traditional classroom in order to get the skills you need to get ahead.
Readitfor.me is a groundbreaking service that succinctly summarizes leading books written by some of the world’s most influential businesspeople, and a 1-year subscription to a Standard Plan is currently available for over 85% off at just $29.
Learn how to convert Keynote or PowerPoint presentations into videos on your Mac using these simple step-by-step instructions.
CardioBot 4.0 for iPhone and Apple Watch is now available. If you're serious about discovering notable patterns concerning your heart rate and getting useful tips, hints and recommendations that can improve your lifestyle and quality of life, CardioBot has probably been the best heart-tracking app on App Store—and the latest 4.0 update makes it even better.
PDFs remain the go-to file format when it comes to sending and receiving everything from work proposals to personal documents. But PDFs are also notoriously difficult to work with, and it can be nearly impossible to edit them for even simple typos, let alone larger issues like misplaced images.
Clipboards are valuable tools for writers, programmers, students, and so many others. Copying references, code, links, text, and similar items and keeping them for later saves us time because we can grab what we want as soon as we see it.
The Universal Clipboard on iOS and Mac is great and lets you copy and paste across devices. The problem is that you only have the last copied item handy. What if you want to save more than that?
This is where clipboard manager apps for iPhone come in to help. You can save and manage all of your clippings quickly and easily. These are the best free clipboard managers for your devices and they each work with the Universal Clipboard as well for an awesome bonus.
Better late than never—you now have a new option in your Google Account settings which lets you tell the servers to delete a history of your visited locations, web history and app activity.
Netflix is elevating your audio experience with higher bitrates "to give you a cinematic experience at home", with up to 768 kb/s audio bitrate available on devices Apple TV 4K and other streamers which support 5.1 surround sound.