In the making over the past few months, Aurora is a powerful new color picker and dictionary app for the iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch which features a nicely designed interface and interesting capabilities like handy code snippets aimed at programmers and designers.
Flexibits created their award-winning Fantastical calendar/to-do app ten years ago. Now they've bumped it to version 3.0 with a plethora of new features available across platforms.
Explore more than 50 meteorological layers with interactive 3D maps, as well as monitor climate changes above the poles, with the Ventusky app for iPhone and iPad. Aside from 3D maps, the new version also lets you monitor climate changes above the Earth's poles.
Say help to Litur, a nifty color-picker app for iPhone and iPad which takes advantage of your iOS device camera to let you capture any color around you for use in your own projects.
In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup we have a Chromecast mirroring tool, a mood and habit tracker, and a Reddit client with a unique interface. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Developer Flexibits is teasing the upcoming new Fantastical app on its website.
Better late than never! Facebook-owned WhatsApp has (Finally!™) begun testing a brand new dark interface theme in its mobile apps for iOS and Android more than three months after Apple rolled out a system-wide Dark Mode option in iOS 13 and iPadOS.
Photoshop maker Adobe today updated the mobile Creative Cloud app for iPhone and iPad with support for the new privacy-preserving Sign in with Apple feature.
Instagram released IGTV, its dedicated app for long-form video content in July 2018. Soon after, the company's main mobile app added a dedicated IGTV shortcut to the top-right corner of the interface, but it appears no one was using it as the Facebook-owned firm said today it was removing the annoying button, citing lack of user engagement.
In this week's Apps of the Week roundup we have a short-sighted to-do list, a workout app for folks with little spare time, and an app for making and finding audio snippets. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
You can now use your iPhone as a physical two-factor authentication security key for logging into Google's first-party services in the Chrome browser on another device.
This week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup features a disposable-themed camera app, meetups for movie-lovers, and a simple, focused task-manager. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.