Microsoft has brought back SwiftKey, its predictive keyboard for iPhone and iPad with gestural typing, emoji prediction, themes and more.
Microsoft reinstates its SwiftKey iPhone keyboard, new features in the works
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Apple Music is finally coming to Tesla
Tesla appear to have implemented Apple Music support in the infotainment unit of its vehicles. The feature will probably launch commercially via a future software update.
Pixelmator Pro is half price in a Black Friday deal, video editing support coming soon
This versatile Photoshop alternative for macOS has gone half-price in a Black Friday promotion, the last time the app will be that cheap.
Inkdex, Alloy Sports, Credos and other apps to check out this weekend
We're back with another edition of our Apps of the Week roundup. This week we have some great selections for you, including an all-in-one app for tattoos, a sports model-maker, and a new social network for sharing opinions. And as always, we've picked a fun game for you to check out.
You can now find businesses and shop on WhatsApp
You can now search for businesses on WhatsApp as well as make a secure payment with a credit or debit card right from the chat screen.
Check out Google’s new YouTube startup sound and opening animation
Google is rolling out a new startup sound and opening animations that play when opening the app, similar to Netflix's famous "tudum" sound.
Why Twitter is prompting people to share tweet links instead of screenshots
If you've attempted to screenshot a tweet in the mobile app only to be prompted to share a link to it instead—well, that's part of a new limited test on iPhone.
How to share your location via satellite in the Find My app on iPhone
Take advantage of satellite connectivity to share your precise location via satellite using Apple's Find My app and your iPhone 14 or iPhone 14 Pro.
Create AI-generated images from your iPhone with Draw Things
Draw Things for iPhone lets you run the popular Stable Diffusion AI image generator on a pocket-size device you always have with you.
iOS 16.2’s Custom Accessibility Mode streamlines the iPhone experience
Custom Accessibility Mode makes the iPhone more approachable for inexperienced users by letting you replace the home screen with huge icons, turn on simple controls in apps, disable hardware features such as the volume buttons and more.
New in iOS 16.2: Apple’s Stocks app gains watchlist sorting and display options
iOS 16.2's Stocks app lets you sort your watchlists with new options such as ticker symbol, price or percentage change, market cap and others.
Apple developing its own version of the metaverse for the rumored headset
Aside from 3D worlds, Apple headset content will also include a video service, entertainment and productivity apps, augmented reality games and more.