• Apple launches new Beats Pill+ apps for iOS and Android

    October 30th at 4:11am / AppleInsider / 0 opinions

    Apple on Thursday issued its first ever synchronized iOS and Android app release in a remote control and setup app for its Beats Pill+, the first Bluetooth speaker to come out of Beats since the company was acquired by Apple in 2014.

  • Shopify Debuts Shopkey, An App That Puts A Product Catalog In Your iOS Keyboard

    February 16th at 10:23pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    A growing number of e-commerce businesses today are assisting their customers over SMS and mobile messaging. There are even SMS-based services, like Magic, Operator, GoButler, and others targeting the emerging “conversational shopping” market. Now, e-commerce platform Shopify is aiming to help its merchants better serve their customers via mobile messaging with the launch of…

  • Google's new 'Gboard' for iPhone lets you Google while you Google

    May 12th at 5:31pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinions

    If you're an iPhone owner who has been wishing for a way to involve Google in basically everything you do on your Apple device, the search giant has good news -- an all-new iOS keyboard with Google inside.

  • There's now an official Hamilton app because Hamilton is forever

    August 14th at 12:45am / Mashable / 0 opinions

    It's about time, Lin...

  • Three iPad calculator apps

    November 11th at 5:55pm / Macworld / 0 opinions

  • Avoid This Awful “Microsoft Word 2012’ Knockoff For iPhone

    June 18th at 4:24am / Cult of Mac / 0 opinions

    There are a lot of iOS users who are waiting patiently for Microsoft’s Office productivity suite to finally make its App Store debut. Although Microsoft is maintaining its silence on the subject, recent reports have claimed that Office for iOS will arrive this year. Some developers have taken advantage of that speculation and begun making their own “Office” products. No, I don’t mean the genuine productivity suites that have been available for some time — many of which are very good. I mean the knockoff...

  • iPad App Combines Your Child's Artwork and Voice

    March 2nd at 12:07am / Mashable / 0 opinions

    An iPad app released Wednesday makes it easy to combine a drawing on the tablet with an audio memory -- such as your child's description of his or her artwork. The app,...

  • Twist Aims To Replace Those Annoying Texts About Running Late, Raises $6M Led By Bridgescale

    July 18th at 4:49am / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    As many of my friends and colleagues will tell you, I’m someone who’s perpetually running late. As a result, I’m constantly sending out text messages that offer some variation on, “Running 5 minutes late, sorry!” A new startup called Twist promises a smarter, easier approach to sending those messages. When you’ve got a meeting, you can enter the destination, time, and contact info of the participants. Then, as the meeting time approaches, everyone will get automatic messages about when your ETA. ...

  • Boingo Wi-Finder for iOS smartly adds data usage tracking

    August 23rd at 12:00am / GigaOM / 0 opinions

    With a reported 50 percent of all smartphone owners not knowing how much mobile broadband their handsets use each month, data usage tracking tools are becoming valuable utilities. Boingo just added one to its Wi-Finder for iOS app, which can help save you money.

  • Libon Voicefeed: Rebrand & New Blacklisting Feature

    May 2nd at 10:22am / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    We first covered On Voicefeed back in January, describing it at the time as a “turbo-charged alternative to Apple’s Visual Voicemail”. Now, it has rebranded and rolled out some new…

  • All the iPad Apps and Games On Sale Right Now

    March 12th at 1:00am / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    Got a new iPad 2? Nice! Here are all the apps that have been discounted just for you. • Notability for $.99 (normally $1.99) • The Early Edition for $.99 (normally $4.99) • Articles for iPad - The Wikipedia App for $.99 (normally $4.99) • Pocket Informant HD (Calendar & Tasks) for $5.99 (normally $14.99) • Inspire Pro - Paint, Draw and Sketch for $.99 (normally $7.99) • FX Photo Studio HD for $2.99 (normally $4.99) • GrooveMaker Club for iPad for $3.99 (normally $6.99) • GrooveMaker Cool...

  • Daily App Deals: Get NOAA Weather Radio for iOS for $1.99 in Today’s App Deals

    March 27th at 9:30pm / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    The Daily App Deals post is a round-up of the best app discounts of the day, as well as some notable mentions for ones that are on sale. NOAA Weather Radio (iTunes) Previously $3.99, now $1.99. NOAA Weather Radio for iOS not only streams NOAA weather stations but offers a wealth of weather info and recently updated with 5x zoomable animated radar maps. Get it for $1.99. (via Apps-aholic) iOS iOS

  • Daily App Deals: Get USB Disk for iOS for Free in Today’s App Deals

    January 30th at 10:30pm / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    The Daily App Deals post is a round-up of the best app discounts of the day, as well as some notable mentions for ones that are on sale. USB Disk (iTunes) Previously $4.99, now Free. USB Disk for iOS gives you a fast and easy way to transfer documents and images to your device. Features include an easy-to-use document viewer, the ability to drag and drop files in iTunes for transfer, restores your last viewing position within a document, and more. Get it for Free. (via Apps-aholic) iOS Android iOS...

  • Daily App Deals: Get BeWeather & Widgets Pro for Android for 99¢ in Today’s App Deals

    May 23rd at 9:30pm / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    The Daily App Deals post is a round-up of the best app discounts of the day, as well as some notable mentions for ones that are on sale. BeWeather & Widgets Pro (Google Play) Previously $2.99, now 99¢. BeWeather & Widgets Pro for Android offers stylish, highly customizable widgets and high definition weather animations with data from Weather Underground. Get it for 99¢. (via Apps-aholic) iOS iOS

  • Twist Updates Its Arrival Signaling App For iOS 6, Adds Yammer CEO David Sacks To Advisory Board

    October 3rd at 8:31am / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    I’ve become pretty familiar with the sinking feeling that kicks in when I realize I’m going to be late, and I’m sure I’m not the only one. San Francisco startup Twist set out to make those ensuing “Oh man, so sorry, I’m running a little behind” exchanges obsolete when it launched its arrival signaling iOS app in July, and it turns out the company has been working on a few things behind the …

  • 10 Mobile Apps to Control Your TV

    November 28th at 11:59am / Mashable / 0 opinions

    Remote controls: those representatives of a longstanding love-hate relationship between humans and certain kinds of hardware. But all of that is changing. Smartphones and...

  • Rise: A Beautiful iPhone Alarm Clock

    December 21st at 9:52pm / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    Rise is a very, very simple alarm clock app for the iPhone. It has support for a single alarm that you set to trigger once or once a day. That’s it....

  • RepairPal Gets $13M to Bring Trust to Auto Shops

    February 11th at 4:08pm / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    Shady mechanics beware. RepairPal, a company dedicated to helping drivers find reliable auto shops, has closed its $13 million Series B round, led by two automotive industry big shots: Cars.com and Castrol‘s innoVentures investment and innovation firm. The funding will help it introduce new services and extend its network of trusted mechanic shops....

  • B&W's Z2 is an impressive AirPlay speaker and iPhone dock

    April 25th at 4:00am / Macworld / 0 opinions

    Bowers & Wilkins’s $400 Z2 is the apparent successor to the company’s Zeppelin Mini, but instead of a 30-pin dock connector, the Z2 features a Lightning-connector dock and AirPlay wireless streaming. Supporting the latest iPhone, iPod touch, and iPod nano models, the Z2 is available in black or white glass-filled ABS. (The black model is available now; the white model won’t ship until June.)...

  • Wake is a beautiful iOS alarm clock app that lets you slap, flip, shake and swipe yourself out of bed

    May 23rd at 4:28pm / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    There’s no shortage of third-party alarm clock apps for iPhone, there’s Suno and Rise for starters. But another one has just hit our radar that may be worth your $1.99....

  • The 10 Most Frequently Used Smartphone Apps

    August 5th at 11:26pm / Mashable / 0 opinions

    Google Maps is the most frequently used mobile app in the world, according to GlobalWebIndex data on global smartphone users in Q2 of 2013. The top three apps after Google's popular mapping tool are Facebook (44% of smartphone users), YouTube (35% of users) and Google+ (30% of users). See also: Use These 10 Apps During Downtime Statista's chart below tracks the 10 most frequently used smartphone apps in the world, based on percentage of smartphone users that have used the app in the past month.

  • iPhone Apps of the Week: CARROT Alarm, Ping, and More

    September 7th at 2:10am / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    It may not be official, but with the start of September, summer is pretty much out the door. No one likes to see those sunny days fall by the wayside, so we're sure there was a bit of gloom hanging over the workweek. Fortunately, we've got a whole slew of iOS apps for you to take your mind off your troubles. Just push 'em way deep down inside—it's the healthy thing to do....

  • If you travel a lot, Distress Signal is an app well worth having on your phone

    October 29th at 7:28pm / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    Sometimes the simplest ideas make the most useful apps. Distress Signal is aimed at people in need of the emergency services but without the ability to speak to them on the phone. Maybe you’re in a country where you don’t speak the local language, or maybe you’re in a situation that makes speaking impossible....

  • 89 of the best iOS apps launched in 2013

    December 28th at 7:08pm / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    In a year that saw Apple finally pass the one million milestone in terms of live applications in the App Store, it’s fair to say there’s a deluge of file-managers, smart calendars, budgeting tools and funky cameras to sift through to get to the real gems....

  • 8 Apps to Turn Your Pipe Dreams Into Prototypes

    April 3rd at 2:25pm / Mashable / 0 opinions

    Depending on who you listen to, ideas are either bulletproof, cheap, and powerful or like an unmentionable part of your body. Everyone has ideas. Every conference, meetup, hackathon, startup weekend event is filled with people who have ideas but lack the ability to build them. Countless people are trying to raise funding or get a technical co-founder with little more than a few bullet points on a piece of paper.