Apple's Music app lacks advanced stats regarding your personal Apple Music listening history, but a free new iPhone app released earlier in December fills that void.
Look back at your listening trends of 2018 with the free Music Year in Review app
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Instagram briefly tested Stories-like horizontal scrolling for the main feed, everyone hates it
In October, iDownloadBlog was among first to report on Instagram's horizontally scrolling design for posts in the Explore tab. That test has now expanded to the main feed, with a huge number of users in the UK and elsewhere spotting it on Thursday afternoon.
Fontmoji, Impulse, Brightest and other apps to check out this weekend
In this week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup, we have a keyboard app that turns text into custom stickers, an innovative beat-maker, and an app for discovering volunteer opportunities in your area. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
The latest Instagram update has removed support for iPhone XR & XS Max resolutions
Instagram 75.0 that got pushed to App Store Wednesday has removed native display support for the new resolution modes on the iPhone XR and iPhone XS Max smartphones.
Apple modifies App Store rules to allow gifting of in-app purchases
A significant change was discovered today in the App Store Review Guidelines regarding the gifting of in-app purchases. In the past, Apple has forbidden developers from allowing the gifting of IAP content, but with the new alterations to the rules, the company has apparently changed its stance.
At long last, Twitter lets you switch to the chronological timeline
Twitter on Tuesday introduced chronological ordering for the posts in your timeline as a handy option that many, many of its users have actually been yearning for for years now.
Darkroom for iPad is now available in the App Store
The popular iOS photo-editor Darkroom is now available with native iPad interface.
Lensa, Hummingbird, Capture, and other apps to check out this weekend
In this week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup, we have an AI-driven photo editor, a new news and entertainment app from Microsoft, and an app that lets you take 3D scans of almost anything. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
The best pregnancy and baby tracking apps for expectant moms
When you find out that you’re going to have a baby, you can go through many emotions from excitement to nervousness. And if it’s your first time becoming a mother, then you probably have tons of questions.
These apps can help answer your many questions, track changes to your body, and explain what’s happening from the time you find out you’re pregnant until the day your bundle of joy arrives.
Here are the best pregnancy and baby tracking apps for expectant moms.
Algoriddim unveils all-new djay app for iOS, now free with Spotify integration, Automix AI & more
After more than eight years as a paid-for app, Algoriddim's djay for iOS is now offered as a free download with advanced features that used to be exclusive to paid versions, such as Spotify integration, the machine learning-based Automix AI engine and the classic mode with just two turntables and a mixer. They've also moved to an optional monthly subscription that brings pro-grade features to power users, including the ability to mix videos, use djay's music production tools and access Algoriddim's huge built-in library of loops, samples and visuals.
Hintapp, Stoop Inbox, Frames and other apps to check out this weekend
In this week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup we have a digital cue card creator, a newsletter manager and an app for making viral videos. And as always, we've selected two awesome games for you to check out.
The best teleprompter apps for iPhone and iPad
If you’re ready to move away from physical notes and index cards for your presentations or videos, then it’s probably time for a teleprompter app. With a convenient app, you can always have your notes with you, adjust the settings to fit your needs, and never lose your notes for those repeat presentations.
To lend you a hand in finding the tool that works for you, we’ve created this roundup of the best teleprompter apps for iPhone and iPad.