Microsoft's Outlook app is still one of the most popular email options for iOS users, and now the app is getting a bit more helpful new features.
Microsoft’s Outlook for iOS adding iPad Split View, smart folders, Do Not Disturb
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PureFocus productively mitigates distractions on jailbroken devices
Smartphones can be incredibly useful tools in day to day life, but let’s face it, they also impose a substantial distraction that can cause even the slightest of procrastinators evade meaningful productivity. For that reason, it’s a good idea for students and professionals to use focus-oriented software.
PureFocus is a newly released jailbreak tweak by iOS developer Dave Van Wijk that helps improve productivity by filtering out distractions on your pwned handset for a user-defined amount of time.
Soundsweep, Mr. Weather 2, NINE, and other apps to check out this weekend
This edition of our Apps of the Week roundup features a music meme-maker, a highly customizable weather client, and a powerful to-do list maker/manager. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Retro review: Tiny Tower
Nowadays, simulators are extremely popular. You can be a doctor, a farmer, and even bread. These games are only limited by our own imagination. However, simulation games have been around for quite a while now, even before they were this popular.
In today's retro review, we'll take a look at an old simulation game that came to the App Store almost a decade ago. Its simple and addictive style helped it become one of the best games on the iPhone at that time. In 2011 it was awarded iPhone Game of the Year.
I'm talking about Tiny Tower, a small game about building administration. This game has seen better days. In 2015 the game was removed from the App Store, only to return a year later. Now, three years after its return, it's our time to determine if the game deserved to come back or not.
How to allow cellular app downloads over 200 MB on iPhone and iPad
Learn how to enable cellular downloads for iPhone and iPad apps exceeding 200 MB effortlessly with our step-by-step guide.
The best event ticket apps for iPhone
Gone are the days in standing in line for hours to get tickets to an upcoming event. Now you can browse, search, and order tickets right from your device. Whether it’s a live concert, theater show, sports game, or local event, you can find and buy tickets right from your couch.
To give you a helping hand, we’ve assembled this list of the best iPhone apps for event tickets.
Bloomberg: the next Adobe CC app for the iPad will be Illustrator, coming in 2020
Even though Adobe still hasn’t released the iPad version of Photoshop, the company is reportedly committed to bringing its vector design app Illustrator to the Apple tablet in 2020.
Arcade review: Grindstone – a puzzler with a great pedigree
If you've been gaming for a while, you're probably familiar with the Capy Games studio. If not, you've probably played some of its games. The studio is responsible for a lot of indie games, including working with Superbrothers to bring Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP, one of the best games you can experience on the iPhone, in my opinion.
Now, after a while, Capy is back with a new puzzle game, Grindstone. This game has big shoes to fill, unlike many other games on Apple Arcade. So this game lives up to the (my) expectations? Let's find out in today's Arcade review.
How to better understand Screen Time reports on Mac
Learn how to understand the chart and data you see for app usage, notifications, and pickups in the Screen Time settings to get better insights into how you use your Mac.
iDB app 2.0 is now available in the App Store
I am very excited to announce that version 2.0 of the iDB app is now available in the App Store.
List, Neoncam, My Spot and other apps to check out this weekend
This week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup includes a powerful list-maker, an edgy photo editor and a helpful location marker. And as always, we've picked out two great new games for you to try.
Retro review: Cut the Rope
Just a few days ago, one of the best games on the App Store turned 9 years old. I'm talking about the famous and addictive Cut the Rope. A cute puzzle game that was first released for the iPhone back on October 4th, 2010.
These days the game has grown into a franchise, with seven games available for you to play, each filled with a bunch of levels, new mechanics and better graphics. So, with a lot of new games at hand, should you still be playing the original Cut the Rope? Let's see what our experts say (well, me, anyway) in today's retro review.