The free, open sourced Windowed app is a handy browser that lets you upload content to Instagram, view posts and manage your accounts, all from your Mac or Windows PC desktop.
Windowed lets you upload and view Instagram posts on your Mac
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Google Assistant now supports Siri Shortcuts
The Internet giant Google yesterday refreshed its Assistant app for iPhone and iPad with support for Apple's new Siri Shortcuts feature which made its debut in iOS 12.
Apple snaps up Silk Labs which makes lightweight AI for smart cameras and speakers
Apple has quietly acquired an artificial intelligence (AI) startup called Silk Labs, The Information reported yesterday citing sources familiar with the plans.
Apple may create software allowing veterans to transfer health records to iPhones
Apple is discussing plans concerning a software solution that would permit military veterans to transfer their electronic medical records to iPhones.
Review: Minimal Cal for iPhone brings focused, beautiful & clean calendar experience
Created by the app maker Rational Design, Minimal Cal is a new calendar app for iPhone which declutters the experience of managing your events and settings by incorporating great typography, minimal design and easy navigation. Can you calendar app do that?
Dockey review: a simple app to customize your Mac’s Dock
The Dock is an important part of your Mac. It holds the applications you use most often so that you can open them with a click. It can also contain those you currently have open, display badge icons for app notifications, and let you move things to the Trash easily.
So, configuring the Dock to your preference is a key piece to its effectiveness.
You can make some adjustments to the Dock in your System Preferences like location of the Dock, animations for minimizing windows, and changing the size of the icons.
But, if you would like to do just a little bit more with your Dock without having to toy with Terminal, then take a look at Dockey. Dockey is an application that lets you customize your Dock quickly and here’s what it has to offer.
5KPlayer brings multiscreen playback, DLNA, Internet radio & more to your Mac [sponsored]
5KPlayer by DearMob is a media player and streamer with over seven million downloads that solves all your audio and video problems. It's a mixture of a free HD video player that supports foreign video formats like MKV, a music player, a DLNA and AirPlay-enabled media streamer and a media downloader that makes multiscreen playback easier than ever.
Google Photos now lets you adjust bokeh blur and focal point of your Portrait mode shots
Some cool new features are coming to Google Photos for iOS, including Portrait mode bokeh editing and changing the focal point of the blur, as well as leaving the subject of your photograph in color whilst changing the background to black and white.
Instagram has finally begun cracking down on fake likes and follows
At long last, the photo-sharing service Instagram has announced that its algorithm will be deleting inauthentic likes and follows that those fitness trainers and life coaches you've been following have bought from specialized services.
Award-winning photo editor Darkroom launches iPad app in beta
Darkroom, a tremendously useful and popular iPhone photo editor featuring premium filters, batch processing, RAW and large image support and more, is coming to an iPad near you.
Instagram has finally started rolling out its own Screen Time-like Your Activity feature
While Facebook-owned Instagram back in August did confirm that it had been hard at work developing a brand-new activity dashboard feature that would show how much time you spent on the service, the promised rollout got delayed. Today, Instagram has finally started rolling out its own Screen Time-like feature, dubbed Your Activity.
monday.com may be the key to increasing your team’s productivity [sponsored]
There are plenty of team management tools out there, but enterprise software often has a learning curve that slows teams down rather than speeding things up. Oftentimes, assigned tasks and overall goals get divvied up among members without an accessible overview of the project as a whole, creating fractured communication and taking the “team” out of “team management.”