The popular “Call Recorder for Skype” app will not be updated with Apple silicon compatibility.
Call Recorder for Skype won’t receive native Apple silicon support
Apps
The best AR apps for kids on iPhone and iPad
Augmented reality apps are just cool. And we’ve shown you some educational AR apps along with those to help you spruce up your living space. So why not let the kiddos in on the fun?
Here are some terrific iPhone and iPad AR apps for kids. They let your little one experience technology in a unique way with objects and characters they feel like they can reach out and touch. Heck, you might have as much fun with these apps as they do!
The popular Procreate art app brings the iPad experience to your iPhone
The versatile, award-winning drawing and illustration software Procreate Pocket for iPhone has been updated on the App Store with a bunch of new features, some of which used to be exclusive to the iPad edition of the app. The refreshed app also includes a totally new interface and the Valkyrie graphics engine that “moves as fast as you can sketch, paint or draw.”
Shazam now has a Home screen widget
Shazam, the Apple-owned music identification service, has picked up a handy Home screen widget on the iPhone and iPad in the latest refresh to the software on the App Store.
Netflix is testing a sleep timer in the mobile app to help with late night binge watching
Netflix is experimenting with a sleep timer in the mobile app that could potentially release publicly across all Netflix platforms should the feature prove itself successful with test users.
Do you read the privacy labels before installing an app?
In December of 2020, Apple launched privacy labels for apps in the App Store. The idea is simple enough: show relevant information regarding what an app is doing related to privacy and data to the user. This gives them the power to make a decision, based on that data, before installing the app on their devices.
Tweet 2 Image, Learn Poker Hands, Perch Credit, and other apps to check out this weekend
In this week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup we have an app that makes quick work of turning Tweets into images, a proper poker instructor, and a new platform for building your credit score. And as always, we've selected two great games for you to check out.
Many apps in the App Store are showing inaccurate information in privacy labels
Privacy labels for apps available in Apple's App Store are meant provide at-a-glance information to potential customers. A way for them to see what an app's asking for before they download it. However, a new report says that many apps are downright showing false information to those customers.
Here are 12 Google apps that have been updated with the App Store privacy label
Google has recently pushed several updates to some of its iOS apps on the App Store that now include mandatory information for Apple’s new App Privacy label feature.
You can now import your WhatsApp chat history complete with attachments into Telegram
The encrypted messaging app Telegram has rolled out a tool for importing your WhatsApp chat history on iOS. It's available in version 7.4 update, which is now live in the App Store.
Facebook suing Apple over app privacy is a bit rich
Facebook, a privacy-last company, is reportedly preparing to sue Apple, a privacy-first company, over the App Tracking Transparency feature that's coming in the spring.
The Vivaldi browser is tempting tab hoarders with two-level stacked tabs
If you're like me, you keep a few dozen or so tabs open in Safari on any given day. But wouldn't it be great if you could have double-decker browser tabs? With the Vivaldi browser, you can...