A Florida man stole $309,000 in goods using a canceled credit card.

Today’s AGF list includes a productivity app, a music player, and a lifestyle app.

Only one iOS device could be ready to launch by September.

New and updated games, apps, and much more are featured this week.

Here is more confirmation that Apple is prepping for a huge fall.

There is plenty to love in iTunes 12.

NimbleBit has just soft-launched Tiny Tower Vegas on the App Store.

The King of Fighters '98 is out now on iOS.

Sense, a new Kickstarter project from Hello, offers users the smartest sleep tracking solution we've seen yet.

We Heart It, the official iOS app of the popular image-based social network of the same name, has just been updated to version 5.0.

It's been rumored for a long, long time, but it looks like a BioShock port could finally be iOS-bound.

The Journey Down: Chapter Two is scheduled to come out a month from now.

Create a Nintendo Wii-like experience on your Apple TV using the recently released Dance Party.

IFTTT has launched a brand new Square Channel for merchants.

Perhaps Apple will launch both its 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch iPhones this fall, after all.

Dizzy Fruit is a simple game that challenges your memory and reflexes.

The Bluetooth-powered smart lock system Kevo has just been enhanced with new eKeys and an improved user experience.

ComiXology, the popular cloud-based digital comics platform acquired by Amazon last April, is now offering DRM-free backups.

Google is set to acquire Twitch, the popular live video streaming platform focused on video games and e-sports.

Hue users who watch the movie will see their lighting react to the on-screen action.

Email attachments can be saved directly to the cloud storage service.

The fully functional device was designed to look like recent mockups of the rumored Apple handset.

The emoji creations can be shared with the community or sent to friends via text message.