The Nike Training Club app is ready to push your exercise routines to new levels thanks to the all-new Apple Watch integration. Called your "Ultimate Personal Trainer," the app offers over 180 free workouts from strength and endurance to mobility and yoga. Whether you're a seasoned athlete or just getting started, Nike believes this is the app for you.Â
With macOS Mojave, Apple is bringing a dark-themed interface to your Mac. Although a similar mode is yet to make its way into iOS, a bunch of popular third-party applications now include either a pure black mode, like Twitter and YouTube, or at least offer a darkened appearance, like Outlook and Twitterrific, which uses shades of grey to generate panel contras.
Your Apple TV is for more than just entertainment. You can use this wonderful device to learn to cook, check the weather, and relax after a long day in the office. So, of course, it can be a great exercise tool as well.
Do you enjoy yoga but don’t have time to make it to class? Or, are you a beginner thinking about starting a new yoga routine? If so, check out these terrific Apple TV yoga apps.
Learn how to always use Outlook in Dark Mode on your iPhone and computer or set it to mimic your device's system-wide Dark and Light Mode settings.
Festicket, a UK-based online booking platform for festivals, has partnered with Spotify to help music lovers discover music festivals around them and find festival tickets based on the music they listen to.
WhatsApp for iPhone today was bumped to version 2.18.80 on App Store. While no new features were mentioned in the changelog aside from the ability to send messages to groups, the update has apparently laid the groundwork for a new feature that a lot of users have been asking for for years now: full media previews in iOS notifications, including animated GIFs.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to stop Instagram from letting other people know when you're online, or when you were last active on the platform.
This week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup includes a tremendous resource for finding hiking trails and campgrounds, a simple todo list creator and an app-based obedience school for dogs of all ages. And as always, we've picked out two great new games for you to check out.
Developer AgileBits has updated its password manager for iPhone and iPad, 1Password, with support for Markdown styling in secure notes that was added to the Mac app back in March. The update brings other perks as well, including stickers for your iMessage conversations.
If you’ve gone beyond your iPhone’s default Calendar app and purchased Fantastical 2, then you already know the host of features that this app provides. But, have you taken the time to sit down and really customize it?
Getting your calendar exactly as you want it is worth the time. So, here’s your Fantastical 2 tutorial for customizing the app on your iPhone.
Netflix has shown off its overhauled apps for set-top boxes, such as the fourth-generation Apple TV and Apple TV 4K, that revolves around a slide-out navigation menu on the lefthand side housing useful shortcuts such as Search, Home, Series, Movies, My List and New.
If you haven’t heard of TickTick, this handy app helps you manage your tasks. Keep lists, add your to-dos, and be reminded so you never forget a task.
In addition to managing to-dos, TickTick offers a built-in Pomodoro timer. For managing your time, the Pomodoro method has you break down your work into intervals. Normally, you set the timer and work for 25 minutes, take a break, and then work for another 25 minutes. While the durations of work and breaks can be adjusted, the general idea is the same.
So, let’s take a look at how you can use TickTick as a Pomodoro timer.