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iPhone apps, news, and accessories.
Discover useful apps, see what’s new, and get more from your Apple devices.
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TikTok Pro – Events: what the iPhone app does and who it’s for
TikTok Pro – Events is a TikTok short-video app with event-themed challenges, sharing, and iPhone requirements.
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Allowance lets iPhone users approve AI purchases with temporary card credentials
An iPhone wallet for AI-agent purchases with one-time credentials, spending controls, and user approval.
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Apple’s iPhone Duo launch adds a new App Store badge for optimized apps
Apple is using iPhone Duo launch day to spotlight “Made for iPhone Duo” apps and push developers toward optimized software.
Latest perspectives
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FaceTime in 2010: evaluating a video-calling launch
The old “FaceTime flop” headline needs context. Apple’s Mac beta expanded the feature, while usefulness depended on more than a launch demo.
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Appy Halloween: turn your iPhone into a useful party companion
A practical Halloween app plan for music, invitations, photographs and games, without depending on an expired seasonal download.
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Google TV vs. Apple TV: revisiting the 2010 living-room debate
The original comparison contrasted a broad television platform with a more focused viewing experience.
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CraigsPro: revisiting early Craigslist browsing on iPhone
What the old classifieds-app idea tells us about filtering listings, comparing items and checking the seller’s claims.
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Clock Blocks: an iPhone puzzle built around perfect timing
A historical look at 80d Games’ clock-face puzzle and its deceptively simple tap-to-launch idea.
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Rediscover Wikipedia on iPhone: read beyond the first paragraph
A more useful mobile Wikipedia routine built around references, saved questions, and the distinction between an overview and its evidence.
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Fling Pong: a space-themed game from the 2010 archive
Identify the planetary table-tennis concept documented by this short app review.
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Mobiola WebCamera, where are you? Read the release record before downloading
The difference between an anticipated app, its recorded release, and a version that is supported for your own setup.
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Physics Gamebox: two cannon puzzles from the browser-game era
Ragdoll Cannon and Roly-Poly Cannon brought their chain reactions to early iPhone gaming in one collection.