It’s time for another installment of our Apps of the Week roundup, where we bring you a handful of new or interesting apps we’ve come across recently. This week we have a financial companion for business owners, a universal note-taker, and an app for sharing music. And as always, we’ve selected a fun new game for you to check out.
Stitch, a new casual puzzle game from the makers of Lumen and Tint, has launched on Apple Arcade across the iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV devices.
Spotify for iPhone no longer indicates how to purchase an audiobook on the web to access through the app because of Apple and its unfair App Store rules.
We've rounded up the new iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac features available in the first betas of iOS 16.2, iPadOS 16.2, watchOS 9.2 and macOS Ventura 13.2.
macOS Ventura's Preview app no longer lets you view PostScript files though you can still print them like before without having to download any apps.
Your iPhone can display live data right on the lock screen. Consult this list to find out whether your favorite apps have added support for this new Apple feature in iOS 16.
The new Creative Cloud features which Adobe unveiled at the AdobeMAX 2022 conference are now available in Photoshop, Lightroom, After Effects, Fresco, etc.
Authenticating yourself with the PayPal website using passkeys technology works on the iPhone, iPad and Mac in the US, with additional countries coming later.
Your WhatsApp avatar is customizable and comes in various attractive poses, allowing you to be even more expressive when messaging family and friends.
You know what time it is! It's time for another episode of our Apps of the Week roundup. This week we have some great picks for you including a new upbeat social network for wellness, a spooky art-drawing Ai bot, and an app for customizing your phone's appearance. And as always, we've got a great game for you to check out.
There are two ways to watch all 2022 FIFA World Cup games. In the US, you will be able to watch the World Cup on your TV through your cable subscription. If you don't have cable, you will also be able to stream games from a few streaming services.
The best way to watch the World Cup on cable will be on either FOX or FS1. The best way to stream the competition on your iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, or any streaming device will be on either the FOX Sports app, or by subscribing to live TV streaming service such as fuboTV.
Netflix's Profile Transfer feature moves your recommendations, settings and more to a new account ahead of an upcoming password-sharing crackdown. Password freeloaders should be worried...