Apple finally allowed developers to create widget apps for iPhone and iPad owners when it released iOS 8. That’s opened up some useful shortcuts and quick options for Apple customers — I’m a big fan of Launcher — one of which is Klok, a widget released today for anyone with a need to keep track of time across the world.
Is getting together for lunch with a few friends really that difficult in 2015? Microsoft seems to think so. Today, the company's Garage group is back again with another cross-platform app called Tossup. Available on iOS and Android (in the US to start), the app acts as a hub where users can collectively figure out exactly what they want to do â and help pinpoint the best time when everyone's free to meet up....
Amazon on Monday released an official iOS client for Cloud Drive, allowing people to access content from the file storage service on their iPhone or iPad.
A number of apps over the years have attempted to make it easier for friends to get together offline by helping them to plan everything from casual get-togethers to more formal events. Now Microsoft is taking a shot at this space with a new social polling app called Tossup. The app lets a group of friends vote on things like where and when to meet, what restaurant to choose, as well as RSVP.
Users of Amazonâs online storage service can now view all their files on iOS and Android, but thereâs still no way to edit or upload.
This week's list includes an emoji-based puzzle game, a new kind of contacts app and Pushbullet's biggest update yet.
The world doesn't need yet another messaging app. You already have WhatsApp, Hangouts, Facebook Messenger, Telegram, and a litany of others to choose from, so anyone else trying to get involved in this field must have something unique to offer. Pushbullet is one such unique proposition. This multi-platform app already has a loyal following of fans who use it to "push" files, links, photos, and notifications across their devices and among friends. Like Apple's Continuity, Pushbullet allows you to send...
This week's list includes a GIF keyboard app from Disney, a new Gmail app for Mac, Dropbox's redesigned Android app and more.
