In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup, we have an easy-to-use music creation app, a news client that wants to help you be more informed, and a cyberpunk-themed photo editor. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
It's not very often that I run into a game that's not available on the App Store anymore. These Retro reviews are meant to look back at great games that gave us a fun time back in the day, so it's a bit sad when you find a game is not available. Especially if it's a great game like League of Evil was. While it's not available on the App Store, League of Evil is still available through Steam, so if you have a Mac or a PC you like to play games on, you can revisit this retro title on your computer instead.
League of Evil was one of the best-received games on the App Store when it first came out in 2011. Its huge success leed to getting 2 more sequels, which only improved what the game brought to the table. Now, the company behind the game, Ravenous Games, has moved on to work on a new title for PC called Deadtime Defenders.
Now it's our time to look back at one of the best games I've played on iPhone. Let's retro review League of Evil.
Google has updated its mobile Gmail app for iPhone and iPad with support for dynamic email.
The Duet Display app that turns an iPad into a fast and customizable wireless second display for your Mac or Windows PC is bringing new features to anyone with a Duet Air subscription.
In its biggest redesign in years, Readdle's beautiful Spark email client for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch has been redesigned from scratch with new features such as inbox avatars, support for iOS 13's Dark Mode, multiple window support on iPadOS and other perks.
The Documents app by Ukrainian developer Readdle is the best iOS file manager — think of it as the Files app on steroids. And now, it's gotten even better thanks to a major update bringing some great productivity enhancements and several features people have been waiting for.
In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup, we have a super-smart photo editor, a minimal note-taking app, and a new internet radio client. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
If you’re new to Mac, getting to know these Mac App Store basics is the first step towards downloading and managing the apps you want. We’ll show you everything you need to get started.
A new keyboard app popping up soon from German developer Jann Schafranek is completely customizable, allowing you to add, remove and change keys in any way you would want.
In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup, we take a look at a digital dashboard for your life, a completely rebuilt to-do list manager and an audio curation app for news and entertainment. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
If you've been playing mobile games for a while now, you probably know about Ski Safari. Hands down, one of the best mobile games on the App Store in my opinion. Or at least it was back in 2012 when it first released for the iPhone. This game was praised by its simple gameplay and great graphics and it quickly became the #1 paid app in a lot of countries.
Now it's time to see if this fun little game has survived the test of time. Is it still worth paying the $0.99 for this game? Or are you better off buying its sequel?
Dear reader, do you love books as much as you love video games? Would you like to play and read at the same time? Do you want to play and improve your vocabulary while reading some of the world's most famous books? I don't know how, but this went from an Arcade review to an infomercial really quick.