Wow, technology. Papal apps. Speculative e-currency that sucks up as much energy as a small country. Shopping carts that spy on you. And now, a pair of $350, motor-and-gear-train-packed Nikes that link up with an app to control their fit… and that you can reportedly “brick” by connecting them to Continue Reading
Recently, Spotify updated its interface, burying its “Repeat” button in the depths of a sub-menu on its mobile app—and people are pissed. Redditors and Twitter users alike have taken to the internet to voice their complaints. “I’ve paid for premium for years now and might stop if this is permanent,” Continue Reading
We’ve often warned of the dangers of relying on free products to protect your privacy. This is especially true of free VPN services. That’s due to unreliable speeds, limited configurations, poor network infrastructure, and above all else, questionable security standards. That last point was recently hit home by Top10VPN. The Continue Reading
Nintendo has announced a new entry its mobile game lineup slated for early summer of 2019: Dr. Mario World. The app will be a free-to-download puzzle game, co-developed and jointly operated with Japanese messaging app LINE and developer NHN Entertainment. There isn’t much information about the game yet, except that Continue Reading
Mobile applications have provided convenient means of accessing platforms that matter to us. From social networks to games, mobile apps have become dominant in the billion dollar smartphone market. The trend had been recorded in reports positing that about 80% time spent on mobile devices are channeled to mobile applications. Continue Reading
With seemingly little fanfare, Facebook has launched its new app Lasso, a standalone short-form video platform that’s been billed as a competitor to TikTok. According to TechCrunch, the app is Facebook’s attempt at winning over its dwindling demographic of teens. “Lasso is a new standalone app for short-form, entertaining videos Continue Reading
I don’t really remember how I first heard about the digital robot that would save money for me automatically, but the idea sounded so perfect I signed up immediately. At the time, about five years ago, it was a text message-based service that would watch how I spent money. When Continue Reading
You’ve no doubt got your favorite apps, the ones you turn to again and again on your smartphone—but have you discovered the best add-ons and plug-ins for those apps? There’s a growing market for apps that work with other apps, and we’ve picked out some of the best and most Continue Reading
Announced at today’s Android Dev Summit At today’s Android Dev Summit, Google announced a new set of features as part of the Android App Bundle tool, including an In-app Updates API that will allow developers to more aggressively nudge users to download the latest version of an app. To essentially Continue Reading
Project management apps help teams collaborate more effectively and hit their deadlines, but you can use the same apps to put some order into your life. Here are the management tools worth checking out, whether you’ve only got yourself to look after or a whole family of disorganized people. It’s Continue Reading
Receive important weather alerts, view collections of artwork, and make photos look more realistic with today’s collection of apps and games. All app prices are subject to change at any time and without notice regardless of stated free duration. Price changes are solely under the control of the developers. Universal: Continue Reading
Enlight Pixaloop Lightricks Ltd. The new app from developer Lightricks allows you to animate one or many elements of an image with precise control of the animation. FREE // More info nception Distort Reality Using the app, you can apply a number of movie-like reality distortions to both videos and Continue Reading
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