Apple has just released iTunes 12.2.1 download for Mac and Windows, which is packed with much needed bug fixes and some performance improvements over the previous version that had some serious troubles with iTunes Match and other features introduced with Apple Music. This new release promises to fix some of those issues.

iTunes 12.2 download with Apple Music and Beats 1 radio support for Mac and Windows has been released. More details on the update, and information on where to download it from, can be found here.

Adobe free trial reset allows users to try Photoshop CC 2015 and other Creative Cloud apps for 30 more days. Read on for more details on this.

WALTR for Windows is now available to download. Lets you copy music, video files to iOS on iPhone, iPad without iTunes.

Photoshop free download now available legally from Adobe. To make things easier for our readers we have compiled a small and simple tutorial on how you can download and install Adobe Photoshop CS2 for free on your Windows PC or Mac right now.

Those waiting for the fourth part of the Game of Thrones game won’t have to wait much longer, with May 26 being the start of a few days’ worth of launches.

These are the top best Adobe Photoshop alternatives on Windows and Mac that are either free or low-cost. Complete detailed list can be found here.

BitTorrent has officially updated and launched its first secure messaging service – called Bleep – on iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows platforms. All messages are encrypted, and operate through a direct peer-to-peer connection, meaning no conversations stored in the cloud. More details and download link can be found right here.

Microsoft Office 2016 Public Preview download for Windows is now available. More details on the release and where to download it from, can be found right here.

First released in September, iCloud for Windows beta has just been updated to version 410A44. The app allows any iCloud user to access various files such as videos, photos and more that have been uploaded to iCloud Drive, right from a Windows based PC.

VLC is rightly considered the best and most versatile video player of them all. Renowned predominantly for its ability to handle any and all file formats thrown at it, maker VideoLAN has been busily updating and improving its assortment of mobile variants, and today, has made a rather big announcement in this regard. The crux of it is that VLC will be returning to iPhone and iPad, having been in hiding since the launch of iOS 8; the Android version is now finally out of beta as VideoLAN also adds an app for Android TV (beta), and there are also new versions for Windows Phone and Windows RT – along with a few other notable updates across the wider VLC product range. So, not much, then.

You can download this insanely popular Blu-ray player app for Windows and Mac absolutely free. It was previously available for $50. More details can be found right here.