This week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup features a new app for capturing reactions to photos and videos, a new, lightweight podcast client and an app for tracking storms around the globe. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Knowing what the various status lights on the top of your HomePod convey is an important feedback mechanism when using the speaker's touch controls and other interactions.
Google's recently released Material Design-focused redesign of YouTube for Apple TV didn't sit well with many customers, this author included, so small wonder the company issued a small update Friday fixing some of the biggest complaints about the app.
iOS developer Abhishek Singh is no stranger to ARKit and now he's put together a new ARKit-powered demo which recreates the scariest scene from the horror flick “The Ring”, complete with Samara popping out of the telly and coming in to your living room.
Steven Soderbergh's psychological thriller “Unsane”, which was shot entirely on iPhone, has premiered at the Berlin film festival on Wednesday.
Apple has hired Gaumont Television executive Carol Trussell to lead its original video efforts.
Fairly reliable Japanese outlet Mac Otakara has spoken (Google Translate) to reliable sources who have reportedly confirmed Friday that Apple would be kicking off sales of its AirPower wireless charging accessory next month.
Learn the easy way to schedule emails to be sent automatically at a later date and time on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
The upcoming iOS 11.3 software update will bring increased security when connecting third-party MFi-certified USB accessories to an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
Developers can now upload and feature up to ten screenshots per device on App Store.
Apple has refreshed its Apple TV logo trademark with all things related to gaming.
Just two days after Twitterrific for Mac picked up important multi-account features whilst cutting the price temporarily by as much as 60%, developer The Iconfactory has now pushed a similarly important update to Twitterrific's iPhone and iPad app.