There are millions of apps available on the iOS App Store, but not all of them are worth downloading of course, and an even smaller number of them are free. So here are some of the best free iPhone apps across multiple uses you might look for in 2019. 1. …
Read More »Microsoft: These new OneDrive features on iOS, Android, web, are headed your way
Microsoft this month will roll out new features for the iOS and Android OneDrive cloud file-storage app, as well as OneDrive on the web. The update aims to improve productivity by helping OneDrive users bring order to scans of handwritten meeting notes, and make work documents easier to share. The …
Read More »Pocket City is the iOS city-building sim you’ve dreamed of
Well, that’s the rest of our week sorted then! Photo: Bobby Li There are few game franchises I poured more time and energy into as a kid than SimCity. From the mid-1990s, the classic metropolis-building strategy games were guaranteed a place on whichever computer I owned at the time. Jump …
Read More »Hands-on: iOS 12 beta 3 changes and features [Video]
The third iOS 12 developer beta has been released for eligible iPhones and iPads, and we’ve taken it for a test drive to uncover what’s changed. Watch our video walkthrough for the hands-on details and comparisons. Synology RT2600ac: The AirPort Extreme replacement. iOS 12 beta 3 changes and features covered: …
Read More »iOS 12: The hidden feature I won’t be switching on
iOS 12 features a built-in automatic update feature. I’ve spent a fair bit of time poking around the new iOS 12 beta, and come across a fair number of new features. Some seem useful, others not so. But there’s one new feature that I don’t think I’ll even be activating. …
Read More »Keepsafe announces new app for private browsing on Android and iOS
Privacy issues continue to hog the headlines in light of the Facebook data scandal and the recent enforcement of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation. To help protect your privacy while browsing the web, Keepsafe has introduced its new eponymous browser for iOS and Android devices. At its core, …
Read More »Google adds teacher approved app recommendations to Family Link
Discovering which apps are OK for your kids to use is often a trial-and-error process. Usually, it requires reading through reviews, installing the app, trying it out yourself, and then you decide if it is something your child needs or would benefit from. Read also: Hands-on with Google Family Link …
Read More »We tried out Apple Memoji on iOS 12. They’re already pretty great
Even Tim Cook has made a Memoji. James Martin/CNET Everyone’s making avatars now: Nintendo started it with its Mii in 2006, on the wildly popular Wii console. Microsoft quickly “borrowed” that idea for Xbox Avatars. Bitmoji — first an independent company, later purchased by Snap — popularized the personalized emojis …
Read More »WWDC 2018: 9 features I want to see in iOS 12
Video: iPhone lovers are desperate for changes. Here’s a wish list Apple has invited members of the press to the opening keynote for its Worldwide Developer Conference. It will take place on June 4 at 10am PST/1pm EST. During the keynote, Apple typically shows off the next version of its …
Read More »iOS 12: Geeky features iOS needs
If June is for Apple’s annual Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC), then May is for stories speculating about what will be announced at WWDC. My favorite genre of these stories is the iOS feature wish list, which Macworld has been publishing since… well, since before it was even called iOS. Yes, …
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