In this edition, we’re highlighting a dedicated fitness tracker, a beautiful case choice for either iPhone 6, and more.

Entitled “A Nest of Vipers,” the Forresters continue to fight for their house.

Stay positive, gets scores, and play around a bit with these three Apple Watch apps.

Now named Coda for iOS, version 2.0 of the great coding app is a big step forward with a new UI, editing modes, and more.

This new smart speaker from Amazon is packed with great features.

Isn’t it about time you started having fun with your notes?

According to a new report, the service could launch this fall and cost $12 to $14 per month.

Here are several third-party keyboard apps that you can use to more quickly and easily say what you want to with emoji.

Play as an Impossible Mission Force agent in this new title on the App Store.

Today’s AGF list includes a puzzle game, a word game, and a children’s game.

Stop opening your email app, get a widget for basic tasks.

This might signal another nail in the coffin of Apple's non-iOS audio players.

A fun, new puzzle game puts adorable animals in the palm of your hand and on your wrist.

Protect your solar system in this new game where asteroids and lasers are your best defense.

Become a magic arrow, shuriken, and bullet in this side-scrolling action game.

Apple shows how the device can be used to track fitness, communicate with family, and more.

From the widget, users can create new notes, start a list, and access recent notes.

Do you have what it takes to catch these adorable monsters?

Will the mirrored world you see help you escape?

Even though the Apple Watch is here, dedicated activity trackers are far from obsolete.

Take the guess-work out of finding a great restaurant with this new app.

When the end of the world is coming, you have to race against time to save it.

Popular writing environment Ulysses now has a very useful feature.