It's the weekend again, meaning it's time for another Apps of the Week roundup! This week we have some fabulous picks for you including an energy tracker, an AI app for getting pro-grade headshots, and a budget tracker. And as always, we've selected a fun game for you to check out.
Learn how to display an analog clock on your iPhone or iPad with the hours, minutes, and seconds hands to keep track of the exact time down to the second.
A new label discovered in the Instagram app's code would highlight content created from scratch or edited with generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools.
Being able to obtain the raw .ipa files of the apps you own from the App Store is a powerful capability. Not only can you often decrypt those apps to run them on Apple silicon-equipped Macs, but you can also inject your own custom tweaks into those apps before sideloading them on your iPhone or iPad with utilities such as Sideloadly.
Learn how to automatically enable screen rotation for specific apps like Apple TV, YouTube, VLC, and Netflix on your iPhone.
Apple’s escalated anti-tracking measures as developers must clarify the use of any APIs labeled as “required reason API” that could be used for device fingerprinting.
Elon Musk recently changed Twitter's logo and name, nuking the famous bird icon and rebranding the iOS and Android app as "X."
It's the weekend people, and you know what that means! It's time for another edition of our Apps of the Week roundup. This week we have some awesome picks for you including an app that helps you make decisions, a remote for taking photos, and an interesting AI assistant. And as always, we've selected a fun game for you to check out.
The AI-powered Generative Expand in Adobe Photoshop lets you extend an image beyond its original bounds with surprisingly natural results.
New Vision Pro features found in the latest visionOS simulator include pointer control via head/hand movement, force-quitting apps and more.
Arc is a new Mac browser that lets you customize webpages or visually adjust any HTML element to your liking; no coding skills required whatsoever.
Apple's upcoming Vision Pro AR/VR headset won't have a native Netflix app at launch, but you'll be able to run the iPad version unmodified instead.