CardioBot 4.0 brings new analysis sections, Siri watch face support, a recommendation engine providing personalized tips on improving your cardiovascular health and more.
The popular RSS app that pulls in articles from all of the sources to which you’ve subscribed has gotten a lot better thanks to a major 4.0 update, out now on iOS and macOS.
The reorganized Browse tab with clearer layout optimized for displaying more content is now available on Android after launching on iOS last week.
Darkroom has introduced the new extensions allowing it to tightly integrate with the stock Photos app, system-wide Share menus, storage apps like Files and Dropbox and more.
Dozens of Today at Apple sessions have been added to the app and the Sessions tab was overhauled as well. Plus, it’s now easier to trade in your iPhone within the app.
macOS developers are now permitted to release Mac app updates to customers in stages, then pause the phased release if a major bug is found.
Keynote will soon let you draw an animation path for any object. You’ll also appreciate an all-new interface for build effects like move, rotate and scale.
The song identification service Shazam, owned by Apple, updated its apps on App Store with handy timestamps appearing next to your Shazamed songs.
Your Twitter camera has been completely overhauled for awesomeness, and is now a single swipe away.
Today yesterday refreshed its iPhone and iPad application in App Store with support for its Masters Quality Authenticated audio tier (MQA), bringing master-quality sound to iOS devices for the first time.
Aside from other enhancements, the first beta of Swift Playgrounds 3.0 includes support for Swift 5.0, the latest version of Apple’s modern programming language.
Readdle’s Spark email apps have picked up much-needed rich text editing features allowing both enthusiasts and professionals to compose better, more structured emails.