The makers of Snapchat released a free desktop app that lets anyone experience the magic and fun of augmented reality effects and face filters in their live streams and video chats.
Video game developer and publisher Blizzard has released a dedicated tvOS app designed to stream content from its annual gaming convention on your Apple TV.
New software, coming to iPad first in 2019, combines vector, raster and dynamic brushes, sports a simple yet powerful interface and packs in advanced features like amazing watercolor brushes that bloom and blossom like the real thing.
The cloud-based software, which has been available for Windows 10 users for some time, was designed to permit iOS customers to “ideate, create and collaborate visually.”
The app lets famous people record video answers to the most asked questions on Google, then post those recordings directly to Google’s search results.
Warner Bros. is unleashing a digital subscription service for its biggest DC Comics fans. DC Universe arrive this fall to iOS and other devices
Warner Bros. has released an official game based on the popular HBO series, “Westworld.” In the simulation game, you become part of the Delos team.
The Tasks planner app from Google integrates with the new Gmail, syncs seamlessly across devices and includes features that make it easy to take control of your task management.
Do you like Slack’s auto-substituting emoji implementation? If so, check out Rocket, a free Mac app that works just like the popular emoji finder in Slack’s team-collaboration app.
A music player for desktop, Plexamp wants to be your replacement for the long-lost Winamp, if you will. It’s the first project to come out of the new Plex Labs incubator.
The upcoming app is now in beta, but a limited number of public beta seats are available.
Automix AI in the new djay Pro 2 app for Mac uses machine learning for remarkably smooth transitions between songs. We asked our own Andrew O’Hara to put together a quick hands-on video walthrough showing how Automix AI works.
