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Family and friends don’t need to use the app to see the request and mark when complete.

The new games will arrive starting later this month.

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Looking for a game to dive into this long holiday weekend? These games provide hours of enjoyment.

In the turn-based roguelike, you’ll use cards to create combos and more.

Dive into an 80s inspired adventure full of humor, and fights.

You’ll restore balance through more than 100 spot-the-difference puzzles.

Expect to see the iPhone 16 lineup, new Apple Watch models, and more.

The app is designed for students, knowledge workers, and anyone with ADHD.

The game features more than 120 levels full of traps and puzzles.

The first two games in the iconic series will also land in the Netflix catalog soon.

Before you can unlock apps that drag you down, you’ll learn a new language.

You’ll form beautiful curves in a serene space.

Swoop and poop in a procedurally generated levels.

Called Process Zero, the feature skips over the standard processing usually done on an iPhone.

Need a little inspiration with home decor? These apps showcase jaw dropping home design for you to browse via your Siri Remote.

The Safari alternative is made to provide a full-screen browsing experience without clutter.

The sequel features more feline fun.

You can now assign icons to represent different class themes.

You can now see the precipitation amount in the hourly chart.

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The app focuses on the athletics recruitment world.