The Apple web series Planet of the Apps debuts at 9 p.m. PDT tonight, June 6 on Apple Music. The first episode will also be available for free on iTunes.

The day had to come, and now it has. If you search without a direct link, you can't find 32-bit apps on the app store anymore.

Most of us don't have time to read all that we want to. You have news articles, blog posts, etc. Luckily, you can speed listen to them with Motoread.

If you hate the lack of drag and drop file sharing between apps on the iPad, at least one developer has now addressed that concern across all its apps.

A new IFTTT Maker tier has launched which they hope will bring more individual developers to its connected services platform. The tier is free.

As expected, Google I/O 2017 told us that Google Assistant launched for iOS. Did it come out a bit too early? Let's see how well it works and we can decide.

A great app for anyone that interacts with PDF documents - Readdle's PDF Expert - has just gotten a nice update adding a number of new features.

Apple has made it official. The company's iTunes affiliate commission rates have largely been untouched despite earlier concerns.

On May 1, Apple cut iTunes Affiliate rates. However, it probably wasn't nearly as bad as once thought. Here's the latest information.

If you love the idea of exploring the universe and getting up close and personal with galaxies and more, this "supermassive" update is right for you.

Some apps are built for short uses, but that's not the case with these apps. You'll be up all night, embracing insomnia, with these five apps.

The Mother Goose Club app is essentially a compendium of books, games, and videos featuring characters from the eponymous educational series.

The Starbucks iMessage app offers a more convenient and personal way than email for you to send gift cards to people who matter to you.

Oath is the strange new name that Verizon has chosen for the merged AOL and Yahoo. The new company is set to begin operations later this year.

Many apps will be obsolete soon, because they will not be compatible with iOS 11. How can you learn if an app you need is on the cut list?

Twitter has just introduced a change that exempts usernames from being included in the 140 characters allowed in tweet replies.

For quite some time, developers have indicated their apps were free using the name of the app. On the iOS App Store, that's beginning to change.

Thanks to a new feature in iOS 10.3, the MLB.com at Bat app now allows users to change the app icon to support their favorite team.

At its annual shareholders meeting, coffee giant Starbucks announced some interesting new features coming soon to its iPhone app.

Google search shortcuts are tappable icons that carry out searches for topics of interest, essentially doing away with the need to search by text or voice.

The Clips App by Apple allows you to combine video clips, photos, and music into videos to share with friends. The free app launches in April.

Designed for kids 6-8, the education app Mathemagics Multiplication tells great stories where the main characters are numbers.

The fast food giant hopes to roll out the mobile app ordering system to more than 20,000 locations before the end of 2017.