It's taken a long time to reach a state of readiness, but it looks like it's been worth the wait. As we predicted in our Let's Talk Jailbreak podcast yesterday, a release for the Apple TV was very much on the way. Sure enough, Kevin Bradley, also known as nitoTV, has just released the initial version of his eponymous tool, nitoTV for tvOS.
This week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup features a new messaging app with an AR twist, a new 'what's happening around me' app, and a fun flashcard app for learning languages. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Microsoft is testing a new security feature for Windows 10 S, a stripped-down version of Windows 10 that only runs Windows Store titles, that would allow customers to use Microsoft's Authenticator app for iPhone as a password replacement.
Gameloft has issued a nice update to Asphalt 8: Airborne, its arcade racing game for iPhone, iPad and Apple TV, bringing its first-ever story mode featuring Fall Out Boy.
Nintendo announced just last week that their next upcoming mobile game will be Mario Kart Tour. While still not much is known, it looks like Nintendo will price the game as "free-to-start".
Instagram has officially confirmed it's testing resharing other people's post in your Story.
Google today rolled out a thoroughly rethought YouTube app for Apple TV.
Hot on the heels off refreshing its Cortana for iPhone app earlier this morning with full iPad support, software giant Microsoft also issued an update to Outlook for iPhone and iPad, bringing several search and navigation improvements to users.
Adobe's free Spark Post app lets you make eye-catching graphics and photo collages on your iPhone and iPad, and now it's even better as the software just received a few new features.
Google's YouTube Studio app for YouTube creators has finally picked up iPhone X compatibility.
More than two years following the release of Cortana for iPhone on App Store, software maker Microsoft's at long last added a brand new native iPad interface to its digital assistant iOS app.
Uber for iPhone was updated on App Store yesterday and it brings back seamless integration with Apple Maps and the ability to hail a ride using the Siri smart assistant, the two features that were removed without explanation from the previous update issued in January.