Astropad today updated its apps, Astropad Studio 2.0 and Astropad Standard 2.4, with support for their Luna Display adapter which turns your iPad into a wireless second display.
Affinity Designer, a professional illustrator app for macOS, is now available on iPad with Apple Pencil support and a bunch of advanced features, and it costs just $13.99.
If you’ve been paying attention to the jailbreak scene recently, then you may have noticed Electra Team member CoolStar recommending that Electra1131 users install the tvOS beta profile on their jailbroken iOS device(s) to prevent iOS from nagging you to install software updates.
Assuming you heeded this advice, you should now have a purple Feedback app on your Home screen for reporting bugs and software issues to Apple. But if you’d rather not have this app, then you can use a new free jailbreak tweak called No Feedback by iOS developer RIshanan to get rid of it.
Instagram today expanded on the polling sticker and emoji slider with a new interactive sticker that it hopes might serve as a nice conversation starter.
Legacy Apple Watch apps built with outdated watchOS SDKs produce a warning when launched in watchOS 4.3.1. On watchOS 5 and later, legacy apps refuse to open at all.
Ten years ago today, July 10, 2008, mobile computing changed significantly when the Apple App Store opened for business for the first time. Here's a look back at 10 key App Store events during the past decade.
If you need an all-in-one cloud manager solution to manage your files scattered across multiple cloud-storage services, including iCloud Drive, Dropbox or Google Drive, check out an app called AnyTrans for Cloud by iMobie.
Apple has struck a deal with AgileBits, makers of the popular cross-platform password manager 1Password, that will see them deploy the app to all 123,000 employees.
Thanks to Netflix, binge-watching television series has become the norm. With Smart Downloads, the video streaming service could be taking this to a fun, whole new level. The impressive new feature begins rolling out this week to Android devices, with iOS to follow.
Less than two weeks after previewing video chat in Direct along with a tweaked Explore tab, Instagram today updated its mobile app with support for these improvements.
Let’s face it, the weather is what the weather is, right? You want to see the temperature, if it’s going to rain or snow, and what’s coming up for the week so you can make your plans. There are plenty of great weather apps on the App Store that give you all this and more. But, why not add a little flavor to your weather details?
Whether it’s humor, sarcasm, or a mixture of both, a funny weather app makes checking current conditions and forecasts more enjoyable and entertaining. Here are some of the best weather apps that give you a giggle with your weather.
This week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup include a new safe and anonymous social network, a different kind of weather app, and an extremely powerful photo editor. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.