Jim Dalrymple has lost around 4,700 tracks from his library.

Contract customers will soon be charged $45 to activate or upgrade while members of the Next program will encounter a new $15 fee.

Check out the best new apps you don't want to miss this week on today's AppAdvice Daily.

The new mobile app should arrive sometime before the end of the summer.

Available to anyone with an Office 365 account, the app doesn’t require subject lines, salutations, or signatures.

More levels, additional items, and something really creepy will be coming this way.

Both pieces of software are scheduled to arrive to the general public sometime this fall.

Development is nearing the completion stage on iOS 9, OS X El Capitan, and watchOS 2.

This classic metal and wooden dock is a great way to show off your iPhone while it charges.

Never forget where you have been with a new maps app feature on the way.

Today’s AGF list includes a collection of mini-games, an arcade game, and a social networking app.

Recent updates bring more ways to browse Instagram.

How many Apple Watches were sold during the wearable's first quarter is still seeing widely varied estimates.

A new partnership will bring coffee and news together like never before.

The software also features support for the new iPod touch.

As expected, Apple didn't release specific Apple Watch sales figures.

Stop the zombie invasion one stupid head at a time in this puzzle platform shooter.

Apple now restricts users of devices running prerelease versions of iOS from writing reviews of apps on the App Store.

Who needs ads? The new AppAdvice website sure doesn't.

The list of enterprise apps from this positive partnership continues to grow.

Currently seeking funding on Kickstarter, you can pick one up starting at around $11.

Do you think you're fast and precise enough to master this challenging arcade game?

The software is available to download over-the-air or through Apple's Developer Center.