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This iOS App Lets You Take 32-Megapixel Photos Using iPhone Camera

Oliver Haslam·January 30, 2015

There's a new camera app in town and it is making some pretty bold claims. While some camera apps on the App Store trade on being able to add filters and all kinds of tweaks to images, others go for all-out quality, trying to bring some of the DSLR magic to the iPhone. Hydra, by Creaceed, goes the way of quality but takes it a step further by claiming to be able to create 32-megapixel images using just the iPhone's 8-megapixel camera.

The Best And Most Popular iOS, Mac Apps Go On Sale For Limited Time, Get Them All

Ben Reid·January 30, 2015

If you're in ownership of an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch and looking for some decent deals on great apps, then we have a bumper list of savings below. Make no mistake, featured in this run-down are some of the very best apps in the business, and thanks to the App Store's 'Get Productive' initiative, most of those featured will actually help you to get stuff done rather than melt your brain.

Microsoft Releases Brand New Outlook App For iOS And Android, Download From Here

Ben Reid·January 29, 2015

Pushbullet Brings All iPhone And iPad Notifications To Mac, Easy File Transfers [Video]

Zayed Rehman·January 28, 2015

The Pushbullet app, which has been around for Android users for quite a while, has gained full support for iPhone, iPad, and is now also available for Mac and Safari. Head on over after the jump for more on this release.

Alfred Remote Turns iPhone, iPad Into A Remote Control For Your Mac [Video]

Zayed Rehman·January 28, 2015

Want complete control over your Mac via your iPhone or iPad? Enter - Alfred Remote, the one app to rule your Mac remotely via your iOS device. For more information on this brilliant app, read on after the jump.

This iOS, Android App Features Millions Of Wi-Fi Hotspots And Passwords For Free Internet Access

Ben Reid·January 26, 2015

Weekend App Sale: Download Over $40 Worth Of iOS And Mac Apps For Free

Zayed Rehman·January 25, 2015

The weekend's here, and as always, we’re back with a handful of paid iOS and Mac apps that have gone free for a limited period. Catch us after the break for more details.

This Widget Lets You Play Minesweeper From Anywhere In iOS, Including The Lock Screen

Oliver Haslam·January 24, 2015

When Apple announced that it was finally bringing widgets of sorts to the iOS ecosystem we all rejoiced. When we found out that widgets were actually going to be part of Notification Center, we all wondered how long it would be before Apple was going to reject apps that tried to make games playable as a widget.

Unlock Your Mac Using Touch ID Fingerprint Sensor With KeyTouch App

Oliver Haslam·January 24, 2015

Official LEGO Movie Video Game For iOS Is Here, Download Away!

Zayed Rehman·January 24, 2015

The animated flick -The LEGO Movie - has been spawned from the big screen title that it is, to a game for your iPhone and iPad devices. Head on after the jump for the download link and further details.

This Addictive Tetris-Like Game For iOS Has Gone Free For Limited Time [$2.99 Value]

Oliver Haslam·January 23, 2015

Being named Apple's App Store App of the Week is no mean feat, and one that can instantly propel an app or game into the limelight and turn it from an also-ran into the king of apps.

Google Docs, Sheets And Slides For iOS Updated With Touch ID Support, Download Now

Ben Reid·January 22, 2015

Google Chrome For iOS Adds Material Design, Handoff Support And More, Download It Now

Zayed Rehman·January 21, 2015

Chrome browser for iOS has just received an update, bringing in a completely redesigned UI with Material Design elements along with some other new features. Read on after the jump to check out what the update brings for iPhone and iPad users.

This Game Lets You Use Your iPhone To Play Wii-Style Bowling On Apple TV

Ben Reid·January 20, 2015

Mobile devices are bundled with sensors nowadays, and while, for the most part, they're used for adjusting display orientation, checking temperature and so on, they can often be used to enhance the gaming experience. But whereas most developers use the tilt of the accelerometer to replicate real-life movements, one dev has taken things to the next level with a bowling title that essentially turns your iPhone into a Wiimote.

Popcorn Time Rival PlayBox Emerges For iOS, Android, Does Not Require Jailbreak To Work

Ben Reid·January 20, 2015

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