Facebook has internally prototyped a tabbed version of the News Feed in its mobile app that makes it easy to switch between algorithmic, sequential and chronological sequencing.
Today marks Photoshop’s thirtieth birthday. To celebrate the anniversary, its maker Adobe released updates to both the desktop and iPad apps.
We finally know why Instagram is dragging its feet when it comes to an official iPad app, but I bet the company's official explanation probably isn't what you've been hoping to hear.
In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup, we have an app that can project multiple tabs/windows from your iOS device to an external display, an app that lets you mix music like you mix colors, plus a different kind of measuring app. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Even if Spotify has millions of paid subscribers, and Apple Music has a healthy amount of its own, Pandora still remains one of the most popular streaming music platforms out there.
The free Gmail app for iPhone and iPad will soon permit customers to upload various attachments straight from Apple's native Files app, Google announced yesterday.
Back in 2018, Apple introduced "Quick Look", an ARKit-based feature that allows instant augmented reality (AR) experiences within apps like Messages, Safari, and others.
Apple officially acquired the music discovery tool, Shazam, back in 2018, and now a new feature is rolling out for the app.
Since iOS 10.3, third-party apps have been able to optionally change their icon on the Home screen at user request. Unfortunately, iOS to this date does not provide a way to give app icons a different look when the system-wide Dark Mode has been enabled. Which is a shame, really.
SwitchGlass is a new project from John Siracusa which brings a dedicated application switcher to the Mac with tons of customization options.
If you have upgraded your security with an NFC-based physical security key from Yubico, you can now use it as a second factor authentication for your 1Password.com account.
Editing podcasts can be tricky, just like with any editing can be, but for anyone with an iPad Pro there could be another way to go about it.