When Instagram removed its half-baked Apple Watch app altogether, Instagrammers were left with no official client in sight. Enter Lens, a fully-featured unofficial client for Instagram which works without an iPhone and is much more capable than the discontinued watchOS app.
I bet you don't quite know how much you're spending in total on your recurring subscriptions, be it your iCloud storage upgrade, an Apple Music or Spotify membership, video-streaming services like Netflix or Amazon Prime or your rent. God knows to which rarely-used services your hard-earned cash is going every single month. Bobby does, that's who!
The Facebook-owned Instagram launched its long-form video content platform, IGTV, back in 2018. Since then, the company has been all-in with vertical video, meant to be viewed on smartphones without switching to landscape. But it looks like that focus has shifted, and landscape video will finally be supported.
We know that this year's Worldwide Developers Conference starts on Monday, June 3. And we know that the keynote will kick off on that same day at 10:00 AM PT. Ahead of the week-long conference, Apple has updated the official WWDC iOS app.
It has been just under a year since the Facebook-owned Instagram launched IGTV, its platform for creators to publish original content for the platform. Since then, there have been changes along the way in an effort to get more people to use it. Instagram's latest effort takes a more dramatic approach.
There are a lot of note-taking apps available for iOS users. But one of the best has been available for desktop for quite some time and is finally getting its iOS counterpart this week. Billed for creatives, this app can even help you look at your visual boards.
In this week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup we have an innovative note-taking app, a wicked insult generator and a cross-platform playlist. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Following Valve's first attempt to get its game-streaming software in App Store last June, the Steam Link app for iPhone and iPad is now available on App Store.
This week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup includes an app for finding campsites, a minimalist task manager and a fun AR money-maker. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
WhatsApp, the world's most popular messaging service, will be ending support for older platforms like iOS 7 which lack modern capabilities needed for its upcoming features.
After bringing Creative Assembly's Rome: Total War - Barbarian Invasion to iPad, Feral Interactive today announced that this epic strategy classic is now available on iPhone.
In case you missed it, Warren Buffett's Paper Wizard hit App Store earlier this week as Apple's first iPhone game since Texas Hold'em, which was released when the App Store made its debut back in 2008. As MacRumors noted, the App Store listing has Wildlife Designs as the app's developer, but the game's terms and conditions reveal that the newspaper-tossing title is actually copyrighted, maintained and operated by Apple.