German developer Algoriddim, which creates the djay apps for DJ-ing, today launched a brand new app which promises to equip producers, DJs and musicians of all skill levels with artificial intelligence (AI)-based music editing.
ProCamera, a professional iPhone app that caters to enthusiasts, creatives and pros, has received a significant update today that brings exposure bracketing features.
These are some of the best iOS apps to help kids with homework. So, if you have a child in your life who could use a little help with their school assignments, this list is for you.
Augmented reality has a few quite legitimate use cases, like home furnishing. Ikea uses augmented reality in its Place app to a great success, and now Amazon's expanded augmented reality capabilities of its shopping app with a new Room Decorator feature making it easy to create more than a hundred different configurations consisting of dozens of virtual products.
Facebook-owned WhatsApp for iPhone is testing new tools for storage usage along with a feature that will allow you to clear all messages except starred in one fell swoop.
In this week's episode of our Apps of the Week roundup we have a unique note-taker, a weight-loss app that connects you to real nutritionists, and a fun app for capturing and sharing inside jokes and quotes. And as always, we've selected two great games for you to check out.
Aside from rolling out suggested posts in your feed this morning (which is related to the content you already follow), Instagram today also launched another new feature which aims to prevent accidental sharing of private posts and stories to people in direct messages.
Instagram today began rolling out a new Suggested Posts feature in its mobile app for iPhone and iPad to all users globally via a server-side update.
Once again, Netflix has been spotted testing a new Shuffle Play button for its collection of streaming movies and TV shows with a small subset of its customer base.
Instagram has kicked off a global rollout of scannable QR codes for profiles in its mobile app for iPhone and iPad after launching the same feature in a limited fashion in Japan last year.
According to a new report, some iPhone and iPad developers are choosing to publish their apps to TestFlight, which is Apple's service for over-the-air installation and testing of iOS apps, and leave it at that. Users, assuming they know where to look, can download and use these pieces of software via the TestFlight app, which is available for free on the App Store.
Enterprise software maker Oracle, the world’s second-largest software firm by revenue and market capitalization after Microsoft, has reportedly enter the race to acquire the Chinese-owned TikTok short video app following US President Donald Trump's divestment order.