In this week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup we have a photo editor that specializes in making your images pop, a unique AR experience and an app for tracking hot/cold sessions. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out!
Sony has finally released its long-awaited iPhone and iPad app which lets gamers use iOS touch controls to navigate the PlayStation 4 interface and play their favorite console titles.
The Handoff feature in macOS and iOS lets you move seamlessly between devices, but it doesn't work with Apple Music at all. With PlayOff, a cool new app by iOS developer Martin Powlette, you can start streaming a song through Apple Music on your iPhone and immediately pick up right when you left off on your Mac without missing a beat, and vice versa.
Apple today released the first beta of the Swift Playgrounds 3.0 coding app which you can download through TestFlight provided you've elected to help Apple test the app.
Ukrainian developer Readdle today released an update to its free of charge Spark email client for iPhone, iPad and Mac that brought text formatting features to the iOS app for the first time while extending Spark for Mac's current set of editing options with new capabilities.
Learn how to find out if a particular mobile phone number not saved in your contacts is registered with WhatsApp before trying to message or call it.
This week's Apps of the Week roundup features a handy meme-maker, a unique podcast client and a sharp workout client. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
A while ago we did a series highlighting top apps of the month. This new video column took a bit of hiatus but it's now back stronger than ever thanks to your positive feedback. This installment rounds up the best free games for iPhone and iPad released in February 2019.
Spectre for iPhone, from the makers of the top-notch Halide camera app, takes you long exposure photography to the next level with cutting edge technology based on hardware-accelerated machine learning, computer vision, artificial intelligence and more.
Learn how to redownload previously purchased free or paid apps on iPhone, iPad, and Mac without having to pay again.
FlickType Keyboard, a third-party software keyboard for Apple Watch that we reviewed last November, today launched an SDK for third-party integration and several popular apps have already been updated with support for FlickType.
Are you an Apple Music subscriber? If so, you probably dislike the user interface in desktop iTunes and the Music app on iOS, and rightfully so. In that case, you should consider Soor, a brand new third-party premium music player that integrates with Apple Music with a strong focus on music discovery, one-handed navigation, personalization and more.