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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.
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Acceleroto Air Hockey on iPad: a shared-screen game in 2010
Identify the original Air Hockey app and the one- and two-player options described in its iPad review.
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Brushes, Sketchbook Pro and ArtStudio: a 2010 iPad drawing comparison
The original comparison focused on different creative workflows, from quick painting to detailed editing.
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Super Juicy: Berzerker’s moving-bubble puzzle for iPhone
Revisit the bubble-matching idea behind Super Juicy and distinguish the original iPhone game from its separate iPad HD edition.
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USA TODAY’s first iPad app: a launch-era news reading experiment
Revisit the 2010 announcement of USA TODAY’s iPad app without treating its launch offer as current pricing.
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Fast & Furious Adrenaline: the 2010 iPhone preview
Revisit the announcement trailer and distinguish its promises from a tested review of the finished game.
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MythBusters on iPhone: the 2010 companion-app experiment
Discovery’s television series became a mobile mix of video, fan interaction and games during the early App Store years.
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PayPal’s bump-to-send iPhone app: a memorable payment interface from 2010
The historical Send Money update combined a physical gesture with everyday payment tasks.
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The first iPad preorder estimates: separate the headline from Apple’s numbers
Why the old 120,000-preorder headline needs careful context alongside Apple’s later confirmed launch-day report.
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Speed Anatomy: make a quick quiz part of a better study routine
Benoit Essiambre’s anatomy game rewards recognition and precision; the useful next step is reviewing why a missed answer was wrong.