Life happens to us every hour of each day no matter where we are or where we go. And you’re not always sitting down with your Mac or have your physical diary with you to capture a thought, emotion, or moment.
This is why journal apps for Apple Watch are handy because you can capture what you need to on-the-go. If you’re in the market for a diary on your wrist, these are the best free Apple Watch journal apps.
Netflix is testing yet another feature with a subset of its iOS customers, called Collections — a new way to help users find TV shows and movies they’ll want to watch.
In this episode of our Apps of the Week roundup, we have a text animator, an emoji finder, and a notes app that promises to help you fight writer's block. And as always, we've selected two great games for you to check out.
What comes to your mind when you think about your backyard? The undead trying to eat your brain and a crazy annoying neighbor? Hopefully, you only thought about a video game. If not, you should go see someone about that.
For those of you who just got their daily dose of nostalgia, probably only thought about Plants vs. Zombies, a game that released almost 10 years ago on the iPhone.
Now, with a third entry for the series, it's time to go back and see if the first game is still as good as we remember, or if we're better off forgetting it and focusing on the future. Get your plants, your tacos, and your brain ready for today's retro review on Plants vs. Zombies.
Email is supposed to simplify communication, but it can easily become unruly. Thousands of messages piling up with no order or easy way to sort them out; productivity grinds to a stand-still unless you're dedicating tons of time to curating your inbox. Or, you can use Mixmax, a browser-extension productivity suite for Gmail that seriously simplifies email.
Don’t you just love it when you head to the store for a handful of items and forget one of them? If you make a shopping list then you can be sure that won’t happen again. And to make sure that list is always with you when you go to the store, put it on your Apple Watch.
These are the best, free Apple Watch shopping list apps for groceries and more.
In an effort to "open up additional opportunities for developers," Apple said today that it will rate all apps that feature frequent or intense simulated gambling 17+ in all countries and regions starting today, August 20, 2019.
In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup, we have apps aimed at helping you achieve your goals and deal with anxiety, and a website blocker to help keep you on task. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Who would have thought that such a simple game with some birds with anger issues would have become so big that ended up getting spin-offs, animated series, and even movies? I'm talking of course about the Angry Birds franchise, a simple game about birds trying to recover their eggs from a gang of piggies that want to eat them. Not the smartest plot, but it worked at the time.
Now, almost 10 years later, the birds' franchise is still around. And with a sequel that no one asked for, to a movie that no one asked for releasing in theaters, I wanted to do something special for this occasion. That's why we'll be taking a look at Angry Birds 2.
Everybody wants to rule the world. Sid Meier's Civilization is the premier turn-based strategy game, and millions have created their own empires to try their hand at conquering the globe. Civilization sets itself apart from other strategy games with its robust simulation of culture, diplomacy, economics, and war.
We can’t all be Chef Ramsay in the kitchen, and for many people cooking is a struggle. So if you own an Apple TV and are ready to learn some basic skills, find easy dishes to create, or just brush up on baking or grilling, you came to the right place.
These are the best Apple TV apps for cooking and kitchen skills.
Twitter is testing several new features that will be coming soon to its mobile app for iOS and Android, including support for uploading Live Photos, the ability to follow specific interests in the same way you follow accounts, a way to temporarily snooze notifications and more.