Subscribers can now download Decoherence, Inmost, Mind Symphony, ShockRods, and Stela. Read on for more information about each game.

Our latest look at the best new apps include an easy way to visualize your spending and a great sleep tracking app.

It's been a great week for music fans with an Apple TV.

The new game is a 2D platformer with the ability for up to four players locally.

Join us this week as we speed over land to Catalina to see how the new Mac cards are assembled on the AppAdvice podcast episode 119.

You can set a monthly budget and then visually see how credit card transactions compare.

The app continues to learn more about your sleep patterns while being used.

Thanks to Mac Catalyst technology, developers can more easily port their tablet apps to the Mac.

The latest version of macOS also allows an iPad to act as a second display for your Mac.

Four new games have recently been added to Apple’s gaming subscription service. Read on to find out about all of the new titles.

Using Siri, you can ask the virtual assistant to play music from the service on an iPhone, iPad, CarPlay, AirPods, and HomePod via AirPlay.

Get ready for battle in our roundup of the best new games on the App Store. Our top pick is the first true Call of Duty game for your iPhone or iPad. See what else made our list.

The security feature will allow users to see if an email from Instagram is legitimate or a possible phishing attempt.

The game is a happy, healthy slice of interactive fun in a world of swords, explosions, and deadly magic.

Photo and video fans will be happy to see our latest look at the best new apps to arrive on the App Store in the last week.

Join us this week as we avoid hot lava and flying koopa shells all while slashing our way through dungeons across the alps on the AppAdvice Podcast Episode 118.

As you might have guessed, Apple Arcade titles dominate our look at the Best Games of the Month for September. See what made our list.

Take a look at the best new apps that landed on the App Store in September. We’re highlighting a great drawing app for all skills levels and more.

Previously only for macOS, the service has now released an iOS app to help make the process even easier.

The battle royale game continues to become more popular with players looking for an all-out action fest.

The new game features multiplayer maps from Call of Duty: Black Ops and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.

With version 1.1 of the app, you no longer need to import photos to edit them.

The app turns the previously long and grueling chore of making new friends into a quick and easy process using the miracle of smartphone technology.