Here's a quick roundup of the best apps we've seen in the past seven days. Our list this week features a great RSS reader, an app perfect for students, and more.
Find out more about the two new games on Apple's subscription service.
Previously, the double exposure and image blending features were just for Portrait mode images.
The app shows you all the photos taken on this day in past year.
You can better see how to do the more than 130 exercises with augmented reality.
The app is available for the iPhone 6s and above.
The app does all the heavy lifting for you when writing.
We’re highlighting some of the best new games to recently arrive on the App Store. Our picks this week include the latest Apple Arcade addition, Oceanhorn: Chronos Dungeon, and more.
Our list this week features a a well-designed note-taking app and a great way to customize your playlists. See what else made the list.
The app is a great way to customize your home screen.
The free app syncs feeds between your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
The game features a unique ink-and-wash painting style.
You can use the app to write styled Markdown notes that sync across an iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
The movie tracking app has recently been updated with a the ability to share a movie link and more.
You can currently pre-order the app now. It will arrive later this month.
Our first Best New Apps roundup of the year features a great tool for virtual teachers, a weather app for anyone who loves to be around the water, and more.
The game will shine a light on what happened centuries after Oceanhorn 2: Knights of the Lost Realm.
With the new app, you can transform text into more than 60 formats like upper case, lower case, and more.
Just pick the artwork that catches your eye. Then edit and add a custom playlist title. Finally, you’ll export the results to your Photo Album.
All calls are completely secure and confidential.
Apple Arcade had a number of great new entries in 2020, but which are the best?
It was a big holiday season for the App Store.
The app will keep you informed about ocean conditions with data from NASA, NOAA, and the NWS.
The app can be a big help to teachers working virtually during the COVID-19 pandemic.
