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In today’s run-down of great new apps, you’ll find Time Warp Camera, a camera app that packs editing capabilities as well as the ability to “roll back” photos to right before someone blinks. Also, an update to Amazon’s Kindle specifically geared toward textbooks, and Nun Attack, an action- ... Full Article »
Here’s a look at three great apps that are perfect for young children. Motion Math helps develop basic mathematics skills while Dino Dan uses augmented reality to help youngsters learn to inquire about and investigate the world around them. Finally, Art in Motion, though not originally designed wi ... Full Article »
When Apple debuted its App Store four years ago today, even the most bullish analysts and enthusiastic fanboys could not have fathomed how iOS apps would so quickly change our lives. Before the App Store, only the most patient and dedicated users would invest the 30 clicks or so it took to download ... Full Article »
A fully operational Apple TV that showcases third-party applications is coming, with details likely to be revealed as soon as next week during the annual Worldwide Developers Conference. Yet while the economic and pop-cultural impact of an Apple TV app ecosystem has the potential to exceed (if not ... Full Article »
Less than six weeks before Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, there are nearly as many rumors about a fully operational Apple TV as there are about next generation iPhones. The most recent Apple TV rumor comes via a source of Cult of Mac claiming to have seen an actual prototype of the ne ... Full Article »
As the world of mobile apps grows, more and more businesses are looking for a way to expand into the space and leverage the popularity of Apple’s iOS devices as a means of marketing to, and engaging with, potential customers. But there’s a roadblock to taking advantage of the ecosystem – know ... Full Article »
Don’t look now, but it’s time for this week’s top apps! Our favorite new apps this week include one for helping you find apartment rentals, an app to get deals on restaurants, apps for recommendations on books, movies and restaurants, and an update to one of the best music-tagging apps around. ... Full Article »
Not every mobile application mints a fortune for its developer. For every Draw Something, Instagram or Angry Birds that takes off, there are thousands of iPhone, iPad and Android apps that never see the light of day. But what about those titles that launch with great fanfare and promotion, attract ... Full Article »
The new iPad is upon (some of) us, complete with its glorious Retina display that has been almost universally touted as being a huge improvement over that of its predecessors. And to go with those shiny new pixels – a million more than are packed into an HDTV, says Apple – many developers are re ... Full Article »
This week’s list of best apps has something for just about everyone. With Major League Baseball headed to Spring Training, a new version of MLB.com At Bat hits the App Store with its usual flood of statistics, live game feeds and information for sports lovers. If you’ve been a fan of the app in ... Full Article »
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