It’s Saturday, and you know what that means: time for another installment of our Apps of the Week roundup. In this week’s episode we have an app for sprucing up your contact lists, a super-fast reminders app and a one-tap video editor. And as always, we’ve selected two great new games for you to check out.
WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging apps out there. But the Facebook-owned property is about to get a big injection of advertisements in 2020.
With the MacX Video Converter Pro app for Mac and Windows, you can easily recompress your 4K iPhone videos and transcode foreign videos to iOS-friendly formats for easy playback on Apple devices.
Instagram was once all-in with the idea of vertical video, but now, well after the launch of IGTV, the company is finally adopting landscape video.
Millions of phone numbers and passwords belonging to Instagram users were exposed online for several weeks due to a flaw in the Instagram website code, security researchers have discovered.
Whether your trip is across the state or around the world, there’s no easier way to stay up to date with your plans than with these Apple Watch travel apps.
Apple has updated the official WWDC iOS app with some minor tweaks and improvements, but also the ability to change the app icon, new iMessage stickers, and more.
SiriApp puts a dedicated app icon on your Home screen made specifically for invoking the Siri voice assistant on demand.
Instagram has been making changes to IGTV recently, aiming to streamline the interface to make it easier to find content, and using AI to surface more interesting pieces people might want to watch.
Milanote is a note-taking app that can help creative people keep tabs on their projects, or open things up for a creative and collaborative workspace.
“remove.bg” is a new tool that will help you edit your images by quickly and automatically removing the image background.
Pandora is launching a new, native Mac app, which brings with it keyboard controls, new on-screen notifications, and more.