This week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup features a new image editor for comic book fans, an 8-bit cocktail recipe app, and a new universal app for the popular Letterboxd network. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
The official Twitter client is a cleanly designed app and certainly functional for browsing Twitter, but the world of third-party apps has spent years finding ways to improve what a Twitter client can be and do.
Back in 2014, we covered UniChar, a cool third-party keyboard that offered access to the wide world of Unicode characters and symbols. While the keyboard functionality of the app has remained mostly unchanged, a recent update leverages Apple's CoreML and Vision to introduce a new way to find for the perfect pictograph.
As promised earlier today, Google's over-the-top video streaming app YouTube TV is now available on your fourth-generation Apple TV and Apple TV 4K.
The Google Voice app now supports the new iPhone X display resolution.
An update to Uber for iPhone, dated January 22, has nixed integration with Siri and Apple Maps.
Following a period of beta testing, Instagram on Thursday officially announced a new Type feature in Stories that lets you create text-based posts with colorful backgrounds not unlike those text-only statuses you've been seeing in your News Feed on Facebook.
The popular Mac image-editing app and a viable Photoshop alternative, Pixlemator Pro, was updated earlier this morning with a number of improvements and bug fixes.
Another day, another stupid bug from Apple.
Google will soon release a dedicated YouTube TV app for the fourth and fifth-generation Apple TV, coming about a year following the app's debut on iOS, Android and the web.
Popular cloud-based enterprise team collaboration service Slack has removed its Apple Watch app from the most recent update to its app on App Store.
Microsoft's Sean Lyndersay has confirmed that they're working on an iPad version of the Edge browser, which made its debut on iPhone and iPod touch in December of 2017.