With support for Siri Shortcuts in the popular email app now a reality, Spark users can automate repetitive tasks such as opening a specific folder, searching for email or composing a message to someone.
With Live Albums in your Google Photos, you just pick specific people and pets to have the app automatically add new photos of them as you take them.
Want to distinguish between your important Slack workspaces over the less important ones? Put two Slack apps on your iPhone or iPad, here’s how.
This week’s edition of our Apps of the Week roundup includes a fun conversational app, a digital photo assistant, and a new group messaging experience. And as always, we’ve selected two great new games for you to check out.
WinterBoard used to be the primary go-to platform for themers, but it hasn’t been updated in ages. SnowBoard intends to be the next big thing for the theming community.
The new Instagram nametag feature lets you create a virtual identification card that permits people to find your Instagram profile and follow you by scanning it. This step-by-step tutorial guides you through creating your own Instagram nametag.
Photoshop Premiere and Elements 2019 are available starting today, bringing support for editing of HEVC-encoded videos and HEIF images, new guided edits and other improvements.
Fantastical 2.10 is out with such perks as support for iOS 12’s Siri Shortcuts and interactive alerts. On the watch side, it brings support for the Siri and Infograph watch faces.
Private social network Path is shutting down. Here’s specific shutdown schedule and how to download your data.
Do you miss the App Store Wish List for tracking apps you want to grab down the road? Here are two simple options for creating your own wish lists.
The latest version of Twitter for iPhone and iPad packs several nifty features, the most notable of which is a brand-new Data Saver toggle for those times when you’d like to enjoy Twitter on the go without using up all your cellular data.
Getting the metadata for pictures on your Mac is easy with the Photos app and this brief tutorial shows you how to do it in just a few clicks.
