Apple has added yet another sports-oriented channel to its video content offerings on its popular set-top box.

Facebook has just begun testing voice transcription in Messenger. In addition, it has just acquired a boutique design firm.

Google is reportedly in talks to acquire Softcard (formerly Isis) in a bid to better take on Apple Pay.

The upcoming movie is using the historic garage at Steve Jobs’ childhood home in Los Altos, California.

In this edition, we look at a high-end bumper for both iPhone 6 models and much more.

The fun app, designed for kids ages 3 to 7, can help improve memory and focus.

Here’s how apps like Uber, Instagram, and Foursqaure could look on the wearable device.

Based on the classic 1995 movie, the first episode premieres tonight.

How are some analysts spending this quiet time on Apple’s calendar? Bashing the Apple Watch, of course.

This week’s list features a returning television series, a time-traveling adventure film, and more.

Today’s AGF list includes a navigation app, a business app, and a finance app.

The Daily Cut showcases videos from popular Time Inc. brands.

Originally called Gang of Pirates, Raids of Glory may be best described as “Clash of Clans with pirates.”

It’s your job in the Lemmings-like Flockers to guide sheep through deadly obstacles.

Timeline’s editorial team works in such a way that they connect the news at present to relevant topics and attitudes from the past.

The Priceline-owned hotel reservation website Booking.com has just rebranded its Booking.com Tonight app into Booking Now.

Be My Eyes is easily one of the best uses of iOS I’ve seen — no pun intended.

Version 2.0 of the official iOS app of the popular Kickstarter crowdfunding platform features universal support and a new design.

Apple and three other big Silicon Valley firms have agreed to settle an anti-poaching class action lawsuit to the tune of $415 million.

Ducks and wizards are taking over our favorite new games on today's AppAdvice Daily.

Version 2.6 brings a handy new feature to the already well-designed app.

Watch the iPhone’s flight up to 101,000 feet above the Earth.

Developer UsTwo Games recently published an interesting infographic about the amazing game.