• Chinese Flirting App Momo Get English Version

    October 29th at 8:06am / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    Cross-culture mobile romance is about to get easier. The English language version of Momo, a flirting app that has been taking China by storm this year, has arrived on Apple’s App…

  • Finish 3.0 Makes All Of The App’s Premium Features Free

    January 8th at 9:23pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    Apple Design Award-winning slacker-productivity app Finish is announcing its biggest update in a year today with the release of version 3.0 on the App Store.

  • Slack for iOS and Android: A Better Way to Collaborate With Coworkers

    August 15th at 2:30am / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    If you're like most people, you work email account is an absolute disaster—most likely some unholy combination of short messages with friends, formal interactions with coworkers and higher ups, client emails, and various other outside communications. Slack wants to remove all the office conversation and collaboration into its own, easily searchable world. So while not quite an "email revolution," Slack does want to make you office chatter that much easier....

  • Forgotten Apps That Are Actually Useful

    November 5th at 2:00pm / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    Technology moves fast. So fast, in fact, that great apps often get left in the dust if they don't come out of the gates full-featured and ready for primetime. With that in mind, here are a few apps that all but disappeared from our radar, but still offer a great feature-set....

  • Shapr Raises $3 Million For Its Business Networking Mobile App

    January 20th at 7:23pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    A New York and Paris-based startup called Shapr has raised $3 million to build a better way to professionally network with others in your industry. However, unlike business networking giant LinkedIn, Shapr’s software is mobile-first, with apps for both iOS and Android devices that allow users to select a subset of their contacts who they really know and endorse, and then share those…

  • The 10 best writing apps on the iPad

    August 17th at 5:48am / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    As we gradually get faster at typing on touchscreens, extended writing sessions on the iPad have become much more viable. Meanwhile, developers of writing apps have made significant improvements to their offerings. Here are our picks for the 10 best apps for getting some writing done on the iPad. To further prove the point, I composed the bulk of each section in its respective app. I did, however, have to go back and do some editing work from my laptop to add formatting for entries from some of the...

  • IntelliScreenX Scam Hits The App Store And Should Be Avoided At All Costs

    November 12th at 7:50am / Cult of Mac / 0 opinions

    Every so often, an iOS developer attempts to make a quick buck by creating a simple app, naming it after a hugely popular jailbreak tweak, then releasing it in the App Store with the same logo and screenshots. That’s exactly what JB Solutions has done with IntelliScreenX, a $0.99 app that promises to be the ultimate notification center for your lock screen. In reality, it’s nothing more than a nasty alarm clock.

  • Swipe Raises $6.5M To Combine Tinder And Photo Sharing Clichés Into Something Cool

    January 29th at 10:03pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    What if you swiped through Instagram rather than scrolling? What if posts were anonymous until you commented and the author replied? What if you’re already too old to know what kids like?Swipe raises these questions, and it’s that last one that may have prompted top early stage firms Sherpa Ventures, First Round Capital, Lowercase Capital, and Binary Capital to invest $6.5…

  • Yahoo Sports Updated With MMA Coverage, Improved Scoring Summaries And More

    August 21st at 10:44pm / Cult of Mac / 0 opinions

    Yahoo released an update today for its recently redesigned Yahoo Sports app for iOS that includes the addition of MMA coverage along with improving some of the UI and bugs. The app also comes with an improved scoring summaries and an expanded view for football games, as well as WNBA info and improved external article rendering. The update is available now in the App Store for free. Here are the release notes:

  • Opera Mobile Moves Into Music, With ‘Unlimited Music’ Soft Launching In Russia First

    November 19th at 3:00am / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    Opera Mobile has built its reputation on its internet browser for mobile devices, but it has gradually expanded that remit to cover other services like apps — and now, music. The company has soft-launched a mobile music offering in the Russian market, called Unlimited Music, a subscription-based, download and streaming service that it is trying out first in Russia — a key market for Opera, and…

  • Line Launches New Chat App To Connect Businesses And Brands With Consumers

    February 13th at 6:23am / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    Messaging app company Line has released a new service that will allow brands, SMEs and other business users to tap into its platform communicate with customers and consumers.

  • Movie studio on your face: Givit's iPhone app lets you edit video from Google Glass

    August 27th at 8:09pm / The Verge / 0 opinions

    Video app startup Givit believes Google Glass could end up being the next Flip camera, but without the descent into irrelevance. "People loved Flip because it was so easy to use," says Greg Kostello, the company's founder and CEO. "Glass is just as easy as Flip, just as fun — more fun really." Which is why Givit has built a simplistic Google Glass app that allows users to push video shot on the experimental device into the company's iPhone app for quick, simple edits....

  • After 20M Downloads On Android, Japan’s Bitcellar Brings FxCamera To iOS

    November 26th at 7:04am / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    Bitcellar, one of the rare Japanese app developers that faces outward from the country and reaches a global audience, is finally making a debut on iOS after a long and successful run on Google’s Android platform. The company is behind FxCamera, a photo editing app that offers everything from basic filters to more advanced features that add fisheye effects or turn photos into comic drawings.

  • Google Play Music now stores 50K songs free, Apple's iTunes Match still at 25K songs for $25/year

    February 26th at 1:11am / AppleInsider / 0 opinions

    Google Play Music on Wednesday was updated to store up to 50,000 songs in the cloud for free, more than doubling its previous limit of 20,000 songs, and also blowing past the 25,000-song cap of Apple's subscription iTunes Match service.

  • Doctape Launches Standalone File Viewer App For iOS With Support For 80+ File Types

    August 30th at 2:43pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    German cloud storage and file management startup doctape has launched a new standalone iOS app aimed at making it easier for iPhone and iPad users to view file types not supported natively by iOS. The app is lining up to compete with the likes of Documents by Readdle and FileApp but doctape claims its app supports many more file types than most extant iOS file viewers.

  • After 3.5M Downloads Of Its iPhone App, Etsy Finally Goes To The iPad

    November 29th at 5:26am / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    Designer marketplace Etsy has not been an early mover when it comes to mobile, only releasing an iPhone app last year. Despite the late arrival, Etsy has picked up a strong following anyway, with 3.5 million downloads to date. Now it is looking to capitalize on that with a new iPad app.

  • Signal adds encrypted chat for iOS, promises Android and web versions soon

    March 2nd at 2:35pm / The Verge / 0 opinions

    Signal is getting a major upgrade, with new texting features and a reorganized design rolling out on iOS today. Built as an easy system for encrypted chat, Signal launched last year with support for voice calls, but starting today, users will be able to send text, picture and video through the app, all of which will be encrypted before it leaves your phone. Since Signal doesn't hold the encryption keys, the company can't decrypt any of the data in transit, even if requested by law enforcement. "We...

  • Foursum Golf launches on iOS with rangefinder and social skills, Android coming soon

    September 4th at 7:08pm / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    Foursum Golf is a new app available from the App Store for iOS devices that promises to be the ultimate all-in-one tool for golfers making their way around the links....

  • Upgrade to iWork iOS apps means better compatibility with Word, iWork for Mac

    December 5th at 2:47am / GigaOM / 0 opinions

    Keynote, Numbers and Pages, Apple’s house-made apps for presentations, spreadsheet work and word processing, should share documents better with the update thanks to increased compatibility included in a new update released Tuesday.

  • Photobucket Brings Back An Original Founder With Acquisition Of Photo Chat App Lasso

    March 12th at 11:03pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    Photobucket is today announcing the acquisition Lasso, a private photo-sharing and chat app that was designed to simplify the challenges around requesting photos from family and friends. The deal will see Photobucket bringing one of its original founders back into the fold, as Alex Welch, Lasso’s co-founder, will now rejoin the team and serve as an advisor to Photobucket going…

  • iPad Apps of the Week: Path, Ping, and More

    September 7th at 2:30am / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    Even when an app is technically functional on both phone and tablets, it's hard to deny the fact that some of them just look so much better in big, beautiful form. This week's set of iPad apps are all great sure, but the small screen just don't do 'em justice....

  • Twitter takes on Instagram with built-in image filters, now available for Android and iOS (update)

    December 12th at 12:09am / The Verge / 0 opinions

    Rumored to hit by the end of the year, Twitter's image filters have officially been released for the company's Android app, and will be coming sometime today to iOS (see update below). The app now offers eight filters, including "vignette, black & white, warm, cool, vintage, cinematic, happy, and gritty" tones. It also allows users to preview filters for their images in a grid format, and includes standard editing features like cropping, zooming, and auto-image enhancement. Aviary, a company that...

  • YC Graduate GiveMeTap Offers Free Water, Footfall Data For Stores, AND Helps Africa

    March 21st at 12:43am / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    Despite the growth in reusable water bottles, keeping them refilled is tough. Ironically, consumers either end up buying a plastic bottle of water, are forced to use a toilet to refill, or feel obliged to buy something from a store before asking for a refill of water.GiveMeTap is a new graduate of the Y Combinator accelerator with a rather clever idea. It sells and produces stainless steel…

  • WeatherSphere’s RadarCast App Will Help You Navigate Around Upcoming Storms & Snow

    September 12th at 11:03am / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    WeatherSphere, a small Mountain View-based startup founded by former eBay engineer Raghav Gupta in fall 2012, is focusing on developing mobile applications that look at the weather space from the technology point of view. Today, the company has a handful of paid applications in the Apple App Store, which consistently rank in top charts in the Weather (paid) category.

  • 1Password 4 for iOS touts handsome redesign and iCloud syncing

    December 14th at 2:09am / The Verge / 0 opinions

    In August we learned that passwords might not be as important as we thought. In fact, as "strong" as your password may be, a hacker doesn't even need it to access your online accounts assuming they're charming enough to outwit a customer service agent. We can enable two-factor authentication on some sites, but in most cases 1Password is still your best bet to keep your stuff safe....

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