This week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup features a podcast curation app, a new image-based organizational app, and a beautiful note-taking app. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
What easier way is there to check the weather than with a quick glance at your wrist? If you own an Apple Watch, a handy weather app is a must-have. While there’s nothing wrong with the default Weather app, sometimes you want a bit more.
These free Apple Watch weather apps give you more options to get the most out of your current conditions and weather forecasts.
In this simple step-by-step guide, we’ll show you how to remove those pesky red notification badges on your iPhone or iPad app icons. We’ll also share some tips to follow if you don’t see the option to hide them in iOS notification settings.
Netflix appears to be testing a new playback interface that includes an unobtrusive YouTube-like volume slider centered at the very top of the interface, along with a few other noteworthy enhancements including the ability to double tap on the right edge of the screen to fast forward 10 seconds and on the left side to rewind 10 seconds.
Facebook Events are a great way to keep track of what's going on in the world around you, including upcoming concerts, community functions, birthdays, and more. You can easily add these Facebook Events to your iPhone calendar and remove them if you change your mind. This brief tutorial shows you how to do that.
Earlier this morning, Pixelmator Pro's 1.1 “Monsoon” update was pushed to customers on Mac App Store, bringing a plethora of enhancements and new capabilities to this award-winning image editor and a viable Photoshop replacement.
While it can be easy to share files, images, and links across your devices, you likely use different apps for that. For instance, you may use Photo Stream for images and Safari for links. However, if you want to use just one simple app that not only lets you share across your mobile devices, but your computers and browsers too, then check out Pushbullet.
As a longtime fan of Pushbullet, this easy-to-use application lets you share items between your devices instantly. With the push of a button, you can share to several spots at one time or to a single device, and it’s all done securely. If you are ready to dig into Pushbullet, here’s how to get started and use it.
Alongside iOS 11.4, tvOS 11.4, watchOS 4.3.1 and all-new HomePod software, Apple today bumped iTunes to version 12.7.5, a minor update with under-the-hood improvements.
Apple has updated its WWDC 2018 app for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Apple Watch with the schedules, images and other assets ahead of the June 4 keynote, plus some new features.
Tuesday morning, developer The Iconfactory pushed Linea Sketch 2.1 to App Store, the latest and greatest version of its award-winning iPad drawing app with comprehensive support for pressure and tilt-based drawing using Apple Pencil or compatible third-party styli.
German developer Cultured Code today updated its Things task and to-do manager for iPhone, iPad, and Mac with a few improvements, including support for system-wide undo/redo on iOS, wireless keyboard navigation on iPad with a new Type Travel feature and more.
Are you moving from Android to iOS? Discover eight easy ways to transfer your existing Android phone contacts to your iPhone.