Today has seen two big software updates that many people have been waiting for, one for iPhone and one for iPad Pro. The first is for popular image sharing social network Instagram, while the other is the even more popular video streaming platform, YouTube.

The world of augmented reality and makeup has collided, with Perfect Corp, the company behind the YouCam Makeup app, sharing a new collection of products, including AR tools, under the name Beauty 3.0.

Apple Maps has just added turn-by-turn navigation support in India. Here’s everything you need to know about this latest development.

Here’s how you can generate your own Apple Music year in review using this third-party app on iPhone or iPad.

Having a phone react to an NFC tag and then do things of its own accord is something that Android phone owners have been able to take advantage of for years, but the same feature hasn’t been something that iPhone owners have enjoyed. Until now. The recent release of Launch Center Pro changes that, and it’s pretty amazing.

You can now download and install CarrierCrack T-Mobile hack for iOS 11 running iPhone devices. Here are the details on the release.

Lensa from the developers of Prisma, is an AI-powered selfie app, and is available to download on the iPhone and iPad right now. Here’s everything you need to know about it.

Giphy iOS app update brings a new Sticker Maker feature on the iPhone X, XS, XR, as well as keyboard extension. Here’s everything you need to know.

LinkDesk’s new Devices app for iPhone and iPad, in its simplest form, allows users to create virtual buttons in the real world, tying those buttons to HomeKit devices.

LEGO AR Playgrounds ARKit-based app for the iPhone and iPad has just been released for download. Check here for all the details.

Fortnite Season 7 has just launched with 60FPS mode for the 2018 iPad Pro devices, along with more features and changes across the board. Here are all the details.

Apple has released a brand new version of its Shortcuts app, taking the app to version 2.1.2. This latest version, which is solely limited to devices running iOS 12 and above, is Apple’s latest progression of the app that started out its life as the Workflow app before being acquired by Apple Inc.