In this week's episode of our Apps of the Week roundup, we have a beautiful sunset finder, a video chat platform with built-in card games, and an intuitive habit tracker. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
The Apple Events app was bumped yesterday to version 3.0 on the tvOS App Store, bringing updated text and graphics for the upcoming June 22 WWDC keynote along with a surprise announcement from Apple: the software has become part of the company's TV app.
Apple has been causing quite a bit of a stir over the last week or so, with App Store reviewers deciding that an email app has run afoul of the digital storefront's rules and, as a result, have blocked future updates unless some specific changes are made.
The Pixelmator team today launched Pixelmator Photo 1.3, an enhanced version of its beautiful photo editor for the Pad, which includes several important productivity improvements.
German developer Algoriddim today unveiled djay Pro AI, a major update to its DJing app for the iPhone and iPad that brings a new machine learning-powered featured, dubbed Neural Mix.
Twitch Studio has been around for a bit of time now, but up until today it has only been available for Windows users. That's finally changing.
Back in 2010, the Common Core State Standards brought the end of the cursive writing style in many, many U.S. states. And while the debate on whether it should still be taught continues, some states are already bringing it back to their curriculum.
If you’re concerned that your child will not learn cursive writing skills, you do have other options besides relying on educational institutions. Of course, you can teach them yourself. And if you add in these free apps for iPhone and iPad, your child has a fun way to practice what you teach.
Despite the fact that Apple is reopening many of its retail stores across the globe, the company is still relying on online-only experiences for some important elements.
Back in May, when it was busy announcing this year's all-online Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple also announced a new Swift Student Challenge for student developers.
If you've been keeping tabs on new email apps, you've probably noticed a new one from the developers behind the popular Basecamp called "HEY". While things started off well, the devs have run into some choppy water since the app's official debut.
Google Meet is Google's videoconferencing software, meant to be a competitive option to the services like Zoom and others. And now Google is making it available in one of its most popular apps.
Fantastical, the award-winning calendar app for the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac by developer Flexibits, was bumped to version 3.1 on the App Store this morning.