A brand-new version of Delicious Monster’s Delicious Library 3, the company’s popular cataloging app for OS X, is now available in the Mac App Store. The updated app offers a new recommendation engine, 3D cover-view interface, interactive charts mode, flexible smart shelves, and more.
Apple has added a new “Learn More About In-App Purchases” feature to the iPad version of the App Store, as the company continues to attempt to make users aware that many apps, both free and paid, do offer the ability to purchase additional content from inside the apps.
After nearly two years without an update, Twitter has finally released a significant update to their official Mac app, adding Retina display support, significantly improved photo sharing, support for additional languages, a newly redesigned compose window, and more.
NFL Enterprises has released an updated version of its NFL ’13 app. The update offers live coverage and a new second screen experience to a number of users directly through the app for the 2013 NFL Draft.
Love classic comic strips like Calvin and Hobbes, Garfield, and Dilbert? Then you’ll be glad to hear the Uclick has released GoComics, an app that allows you to download classic comics to your iPhone or iPad.
BundleHunt has put together another fantastic bundle for you, offering 9 great best-selling Mac apps worth a whopping $690 for just $49.99, including design tools as well as tools to help you stay organized and be more efficient.
Tabular is a tablature editor and composer that allows its users to read and write music for nearly all stringed instruments, and is one of the easiest and most feature-right tablature programs available.
Following Twitter’s announcement that they would be discontinuing TweetDeck for iPhone, Android, and Adobe Air, the company has now officially announced the expiration date for those versions of the app as May 7. On that date, Twitter will permanently disable the apps from functioning, and dropping all support and development.
Apple offered a progress report yesterday on the state of the App Store – and to say that Apple’s app market delivered impressive results would be quite the understatement. According to Apple, the App Store has now seen over 45 billion total app downloads – that’s over 700 million app downloads per day, and over 800 downloads every single second.
Everyone is a photographer, with their smart phones and digital cameras, even music players and tablets take pictures nowadays – so it’s no wonder that there is a new craze surrounding photo apps that allow for the most basic options, like cropping, all the way to complex options like the removal of imperfections, or even people. Inpaint Pro is a desktop application that allows users to transform imperfect photos into perfection.
Apple has just released a significant update to their Apple Store iOS app, adding push notifications to let users know when they are eligible for a discount iPhone upgrade, as well as push notifications for order shipment and delivery. The notifications are a nice unexpected touch that should bring some nice user functionality for the app.
In what is seemingly a very recent change, Apple is now limiting the types of characters developers can include in their app descriptions on the App Store. Banned characters include emojis, checkmarks and speech bubbles.
You might have seen that Yahoo spent millions to buy the app of English teenager Nick D’Aloisio, Summly. The two have now been combined in the latest Yahoo News app update, which also includes redesigned article pages and personalized stories.
Netflix has released version 4.0 of its popular iOS app. The updated app has redesigned controls for episode selection, new controls for audio and subtitles, and of course, the ever popular “bug fixes.”
A restaurant chain in the UK has taken advantage of the Passbook feature in iOS 6 to draw customers into its eateries.
Earth Day is observed on April 22 each year and is now coordinated globally by the Earth Day Network, and is celebrated in more than 192 countries every year. These apps will help you live a more environmentally responsible way of life, and you just may learn something too.