Welcome to another episode of our Apps of the Week roundup, where we highlight some of our favorite recently-discovered apps. This week we have an app for tracking your favorite TV shows and movies, a clever collage creator, and an AI wallpaper-maker. And as always, we've selected a fun new game for you to check out.
Mac users often like to change the look of their computer’s app icons, which is easily done using the steps outlined in one of our step-by-step tutorials.
Code for the Apple Devices Windows app mentions “Reality OS” and “xrOS,” referencing the rumored software platform that would power an Apple headset.
Windows previews of Apple's TV and Music apps are now available to download from the Microsoft Store, plus a preview of a new syncing app dubbed Apple Devices.
Rocketing into the top 5 of the App Store’s Utilities app genre as of late is a new app dubbed Morfic by Brendan Torpey.
Instagram's navigation bar at the bottom will regain the extremely handy shortcut for creating content, front and center, whilst dropping the dedicated Shop tab.
After releasing Evyrest last week, a tool for TrollStore for automatically changing a user’s wallpaper, iOS developer sourcelocation released yet another TrollStore project called IconExporter.
Yeah! We made it to the weekend everybody, which means it's time for another Apps of the Week roundup. We have some great picks this week, including an app that turns your iPhone (visually) into an iPod Classic, an app for starting new habits, and a keyboard extension with built-in Ai tech. And as always, we've selected a great game for you to check out.
Learn how to create WhatsApp polls in individual and group chats to get real-time answers and gauge the opinions of your family, friends, or colleagues.
With just a few quick steps, you can download your data and permanently delete your TikTok account using options available in the app and on the web.
TikTok users who use the app’s Live Streaming feature have no doubt noticed the Follow button in the interface; but what’s worse than merely noticing the Follow button is accidentally tapping on it and giving the impression that you want to follow someone that you don’t in real time.
Welcome back to another edition of our Apps of the Week roundup, where we highlight some of our favorite recent app discoveries. This week we have some great picks, including an ad-free AI image-maker, an Apple Watch battery monitor, and a powerful note-taking app. And as always, we've selected a new game for you to check out.