Twitter is testing several new features that will be coming soon to its mobile app for iOS and Android, including support for uploading Live Photos, the ability to follow specific interests in the same way you follow accounts, a way to temporarily snooze notifications and more.
There are dozens of Star Wars video games, but Knights of the Old Republic is consistently rated as one of the best. In fact, some fans argue that it’s even better than the movies (except, of course, The Empire Strikes Back, because nothing is better than that). And right now, you can get both the first and second installments of Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic (KOTOR) for only $4.99.
Avid photographers will appreciate a smoother and more responsive Lightroom Classic and RAW on computers, thanks to GPU acceleration, but that's scratching the surface of everything new and improved in the Lightroom ecosystem.
Twitter has been testing a new feature that will soon enable its iOS and Android customers to receive notifications in the mobile app for any new replies to a specific tweet.
Apple is gradually rebuilding its Maps service with first-party data — detailed mapping data is now being rolled out in the northeast United States after an enhanced Maps service launched last week across Texas, Louisiana and the southern half of Mississippi.
Earlier this year, Facebook rolled out a darkened user interface in Messenger while promising to eventually bring Dark Mode to its main app. Thankfully, computer science student Jane Manchun Wong has been able to unearth a screenshot showing off the upcoming feature.
First-person shooters are some of the most popular games today, and Borderlands is the perfect example of why. Borderlands places you in the center of the action, with an immersive, first-person view of an exciting world. And unlike many other first-person shooters, Borderlands is also an action role-playing game with a deep storyline and unique world.
In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup we have an app for hunting down flight discounts, a photo/video editor that will make your content pop, and a super smart bill-splitter. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
It makes no sense to put fruit and ninjas together. It just wouldn't work, right? Well, Halfbrick Studios decided to make a juicy, addictive combination that took the world by surprise. I'm talking about Fruit Ninja Classic an unexpected game for the iPhone that was released back in 2010.
Now, with even a VR version of the game and a Youtube Red series, the Fruit Ninja series is still popular, addictive and tasty. But, we're not here for the current state of the game. Instead, we're interested in its past. Welcome to Retro Review, and today we'll be taking a look at the original, the classic, the one that started it all: Fruit Ninja Classic.
When it’s time for school to start up again, it’s important for students to plan their day and schedule their week. And there’s no handier way to do it than with apps for Apple Watch. With the wearable and right apps on your wrist, you can see which class starts when, what assignments are due, and when free time begins.
Here are some of the best Apple Watch apps for students to plan their schedule.
Learn how to easily add a calendar and multiple time zones to your Mac Menu Bar in order to improve your productivity and organization using the Dato app.
The best photography isn't just about being in the right place at the right time, and even when the perfect moment is captured it might not look perfect. That's where Adobe Lightroom and its robust collection of photo retouching and color correction tools come into play.