Fantastical, the award-winning calendar app for the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac by developer Flexibits, was bumped to version 3.1 on the App Store this morning.
Apple this morning officially announced as many as 350 winners of its annual WWDC Swift student challenge from 41 different countries and regions.
In this week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup we have a sharp-looking task manager, a choose-your-own-adventure movie app, and a no-nonsense note-taking app. And as always, we've selected two great games for you to check out this weekend.
Twitter has been caught testing six different reactions to tweets that look and behave similar to the collection of reactions that are available on Facebook.
Having spent months in limited preview since last November, Adobe's new Photoshop Camera for iPhone and iPod touch is now available to download in the App Store free of charge, with an optional $2 per month upgrade for twenty gigabytes of cloud storage for syncing your shots.
When you or your child is sick, monitoring a fever is crucial. But, not everyone has a fancy smart thermometer that captures and tracks body temperature on your iPhone.
So, for simple body temperature tracking, these apps for iPhone come in super handy. Whether it’s for yourself, a child, or another loved one, you can log body temperatures, be aware of changes, and have a record for your physician.
New on Flix is a free new iPhone app that helps you discover new shows on Netflix.
Quibi for iPhone now supports wireless streaming to Google Chromecast-based devices.
Back in March, Apple launched a couple of different resources to help people in light of the expanding coronavirus pandemic. Since then, the company has updated the app and website to be even more helpful.
In this week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup we have a podcasting-alarm clock, an app that delivers upcoming space launch information, and a cheesy camera app. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Telegram Messenger is one of the most popular messaging apps out there, and recently it has made some changes to the way users can edit videos, find GIFs, and more.
App launchers are popular among jailbreakers, mostly because they can make accessing your favorite apps from anywhere easy when you’re just out of reach of your Home screen. But what makes an app launcher perfect? The answer varies from one person to the next based on personal needs, which is one reason why we enjoy seeing different developers’ takes on the idea.
Enter Bubble Apps, the latest of such jailbreak tweaks created by iOS developer 0xkuj that provides users with a highly configurable app launcher interface that can be accessed from virtually any interface in iOS.