In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup, we have a hyper-local social network, a speedy calendar app and a face-swapper for GIFs. And as always, we’ve selected two great new games for you to check out.
You can get where you need to go faster on Mac with handy Dock icon shortcuts. This list will help you know which shortcuts are available for quick access.
Popular web-based logins such as Microsoft, Google, Facebook and others can now be used in Apple Watch apps to simplify account creation and sign-in.
If you’re looking for a way to encourage your child’s interest in programming, then check out this list of the best coding apps for kids on iOS.
If you want to customize the Music, TV, Podcasts, and iTunes apps, this tutorial shows you how to change those Apple TV app settings.
Spotify, Pandora and other third-party music apps may soon be allowed to stream directly on the HomePod speaker.
Apple is discussing whether to let iOS customers choose third-party web browser and mail apps as their default options, replacing its own pre-installed Mail and Safari apps.
If you’re in the market for a fun and quirky Home screen rearrangement, then you might enjoy a new jailbreak tweak release called Central.
Microsoft has launched its new Office app for iPhone, which consolidates its popular Excel, Word, and PowerPoint apps into one bundle.
Facebook is internally testing ways to make it easier for users to find, as well as sort by, posts that they have already seen.
Today marks Photoshop’s thirtieth birthday. To celebrate the anniversary, its maker Adobe released updates to both the desktop and iPad apps.
Instagram CEO’s argument for why there hasn’t been an official iPad app from the company for ten years now is laughable, at best… They don’t have enough resources?
