This week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup features a shiny new third-party Twitter client, an app for making quick video calls, and a full-screen camera app. And as usual, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Communicating in different languages shouldn't be a barrier. In a diverse world, being able to understand or make sense of different languages can be important. Thankfully, our smartphones have enough power, always-on internet access, and some powerful apps for helping bridge the language gap.
Whether it's translating a text message, website, street sign, or menu, we've found some of the best apps for translating text, speech, and the world around you into something you can understand.
This week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup features an app to help you always get the perfect haircut, a new sleep and energy tracker, and a powerful todo list/task manager. And as usual, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Some iPhone and iPad apps are only available from foreign App Stores.
Joining standard payment methods accepted on Apple's content stores—such as Paypal, plastic money and iTunes credit—customers in some European countries can now have their app and media purchases charged to a monthly mobile phone bill from their carrier.
In the fourth installment of our HomeKit Automation series, we take a look at one of the constant struggles for any HomeKit user—storing and organizing the medley of secure HomeKit pairing codes.
Pokémon Go has become such a hit, it was inevitable we'd see more major properties jump into the world of AR games. Now after The Walking Dead, Harry Potter, and Ghostbusters this spring we will see the debut of Jurassic World Alive.
The popular camera app Halide is out with a major new version, the biggest update since being optimized for iPhone X, bringing many new features to the mix. Halide is particularly useful on your iPhone X as it now supports the new capabilities of Apple's TrueDepth camera system.
Developers can now upload and feature up to ten screenshots per device on App Store.
Today, the endless sandboarding journey from Alto's Adventure creators launched for iPhone, iPad and Apple TV a day early. We've had the last few weeks to test it out and while a lot of the mechanics the same, we found it a thoroughly satisfying follow-up to a classic.
In this tutorial, we will share the easy steps to filter reviews for an app on the iPhone or iPad App Store. This will help you see only the most favorable, critical, recent, or helpful reviews.
Following a recent delay because “it takes longer to build things right,” Toronto-based developer Snowman confirmed today that Alto's Odyssey, the official sequel to the award-winning endless snowboard game Alto's Adventure, will be launching in App Store on Thursday, February 22.