iphone apps

FlowVella, the makers of an iPad and Mac app that rethinks PowerPoint for the mobile-first generation, has now brought its app to the iPhone. As with its tablet counterpart, FlowVella lets…

FlowVella brings multimedia presentations to iPhone

Even Microsoft’s new image recognition app has no idea what kind of dog I have. Oh well! If you don’t own a mixed-breed mutt saved from the kill shelter, however, you…

Microsoft’s New App “Fetch!” Tells You What Kind Of Dog You Are (And It Can ID Your Dog, Too)

Ever since our contact lists moved out of Rolodexes and onto our smartphones, mobile app developers have been trying to improve upon the built-in – and typically, very basic –…

LogMeIn Co-Founder Debuts Caret, An Address Book That Tells People If You’re Available To Chat

One of the better features in this week’s newly released version of Apple’s mobile operating system, iOS 9, is the ability for users to block ads on mobile websites, along…

A Day After iOS 9’s Launch, Ad Blockers Top The App Store

When Apple first introduced its widgets platform in iOS 8, the company blocked developers from releasing apps that launched other apps via widgets added to the “Today View” in the Notification Center…

Launch Center Pro Now Lets You Launch Apps From The iPhone’s Notification Center

Apple’s support for ad blockers on the new version of its mobile operating system, iOS 9, launching Wednesday, is poised to change how consumers interact with the web on mobile…

Hands On With Three iOS 9 Content Blockers: 1Blocker, Blockr And Crystal

If you have a bunch of apps installed on your iPhone, it can be challenging to locate the right one when it comes time to jotting something down in a hurry…

Input Is A Faster (And A Bit Geekier) Way To Interact With Your Most-Used Apps

A new video messaging app, Pop, founded by Josh Nguyen, who previously ran product at both Tumblr and Flickr, is launching today to make video messages as easy to send…

Pop Launches An App That Makes Video Chat As Easy As SMS

Minneapolis-based Kidizen has raised just over half a million in funding for its mobile, peer-to-peer marketplace which allows parents to buy and sell their children’s clothing, toys, shoes and other…

Kidizen, A Mobile Marketplace For Secondhand “Kids’ Stuff” Raises Half A Million

Style community Polyvore is out today with a new iPhone app which introduces personalization to the fashion-focused social shopping site for the first time. The app, which also received a…

Polyvore Gets Personalized With A New iPhone App Featuring “Just For You” Style Suggestions

A new “anonymish” app called Looksee has launched, combining mobile photography with a Tinder-like matching element that lets anonymous users connect with each other over their shared photos. The idea is…

Looksee Debuts A Tinder-Meets-Instagram For Connecting Around Shared Photos

There are a number of third-party applications that offer up a “secret folder” on your iPhone for hiding certain, ahem, private photos from prying eyes. But most of these require…

Overswipe’s Photo App Makes It Safe To Hand Over Your Phone

With the rise of smartphones and messaging apps, emoji and stickers have also grown in popularity, and are now a part of our everyday conversations. But the standard set of emoji…

Imoji For iPhone Lets You Turn Any Image Into A Custom Emoji

An app called Anniversary offers a new twist on remembering the past via your photo and video memories. Instead of posting to a social network like Facebook, Anniversary lets you share your…

Anniversary For iPhone Offers A Moment Of Nostalgia In The Age Of Disposable Photos

A pair of ex-Microsoft engineers, Robert Mao and Haitao Li, have launched what they describe as a new social network based around photos and videos with Pixotale, an app that aims to re-imagine…

Former Microsoft Engineers Launch Pixotale, A Social Networking App For Visual Storytelling

There are now well over a million mobile applications in both Google Play and the iTunes App Store alike, and growth of those app marketplaces shows no sign of slowing…

An Upper Limit For Apps? New Data Suggests Consumers Only Use Around Two Dozen Apps Per Month

A new application launching today on the iTunes App Store wants to make mobile shopping – including organizing products you like from multiple stores and receiving price drop notifications –…

SnapUp Lets You Go Shopping, Track Prices Just By Taking Screenshots On Your iPhone

With the rise of smartphones, a photograph’s value has changed. While some high-quality photos will always be viewed as art, the everyday photos we take of ourselves, our friends and…

Timeshel Ships You iPhone Photos In A Stackable, Keepsake Box

KinderTown, a startup whose app store for parents points users to the top educational apps for children, has been acquired by Demme Learning, an independent publisher of educational materials, including…

Educational App Store For Parents, KinderTown, Acquired By Demme Learning

An iPhone app needed 23,000 free downloads per day to reach spot number 50 in the top Free charts in the Apple App Store, says mobile app analytics firm Distimo,…

How Do You Break Into iPhone App Store Top 50? Try 23K Free Daily Downloads, 950 Paid, Or $12K In Daily Revenue

Apple is no longer offering the “Genius” feature as a way to surface and discover new mobile applications in the iOS App Store in the latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system,…

Why Apple Killed Genius For Apps, And What’s Next For The App Store’s Long Tail

Have you ever been curious about what apps other people are running on their iPhones, and specifically those which they’ve deemed awesome enough to warrant a coveted spot on their…

Appetite.io Detects Apps On Your iPhone’s Homescreen So You Can Share Them With Others

It appears that at least some of the innovations found in early 2012 Apple acquisition Chomp, a mobile app search and discovery platform, have made their way into the new…

Chomp-Inspired iOS 6 App Store Redesign Could Impact Long Tail Of App Developers

Want more proof that the private, mobile social networking space is exploding? Today, there comes yet another entrant into the game: an iOS and web application called Sidebark, which targets…

Targeting Families, Sidebark’s Private Photo & Video Sharing App Debuts With Automatic List-Making Feature

Remember address book-gate? Locationgate? I-don’t-know-what-my-apps-are-doing-on-my-phone-gate? (Oh, that last one might not be a real thing.) Regardless, we’re living in age where companies are pushing us to rethink the boundaries between…

Clueful Scans The Apps On Your iPhone, Tells You Which Ones Are Doing Naughty Things With Your Data

Massive Health, the San Francisco startup that aims to tackle major health care problems with tools such as mobile apps and big data technology, launched its first iPhone app “Eatery”…

7 Months In, Here’s The Big Data Download From Massive Health’s ‘Eatery’ App

A newly released iPhone app called AntiCrop proclaims to the be the first application that allows you to “un-crop” your photos. What that means is that the app is able…

Cool Trick: AntiCrop “Un-Crops” Your iPhone Photos

Looking for a quick last-minute gift? Not feeling up to fighting the holiday traffic, crowds and checkout lines? Just too lazy busy to shop? Then you may want to consider…

Last-Minute Gift Guide 2011: iOS Apps

Oportunista.com, a coupon-finding service local to Spain, has just launched an iPhone app (developed by MUBIQUO), an important missing piece for a company that specializes in online coupons. The company…

[Spain] We covered Tuenti, Spain’s leading youth social network, quite recently when they outnumbered Facebook and Google in pageviews in Spain. Today, Tuenti has done it again. Only 4 days…