IPHONE APPS / NEWS / DISCOVERY
iPhone apps, news, and accessories.
Discover useful apps, see what’s new, and get more from your Apple devices.
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Zoom Workplace iPhone Guide: Meetings, Chat, Scheduling, and AI
Zoom Workplace combines meetings, chat, phone, docs, and AI tools in one iPhone app.
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Stock Unlock: iPhone stock tracking and analysis from a Winter 2022 YC company
An iPhone app from Winter 2022 YC company Stock Unlock for portfolio tracking, stock scores, and stock research.
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Cash App for iPhone: payments, debit card, savings, and investing
Cash App combines peer-to-peer payments, a debit card, savings tools, and investing for iPhone users.
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Near+Now: local discovery based on the places you liked
Revisit Sortuv.com’s Near+Now and the difference between a nearby result and a personally relevant recommendation.
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iHound: early lost-phone software and the importance of preparation
A look back at device-location apps, with current official resources for locating your own missing Apple device.
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Photo Spot for iPhone: the picture puzzle behind the old link
A fresh overview of Nexx Studio’s spot-the-difference game, with a careful distinction between the historic title and present availability.
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Geisha by GClue: an early interactive iPhone novelty
Identify GClue’s original Geisha app and the small interaction loop described in its 2009 listing.
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Shakespeare for iPhone: a complete-works reader from Readdle
A look at the early Shakespeare app from Readdle and PlayShakespeare.com, and how to use a pocket edition for reading and study.
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Word Warp on iPhone: a small set of letters, a satisfying puzzle
How MobilityWare’s word game works and how to decide whether its style of anagram play fits your next short break.
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Seadragon Mobile: exploring a huge image through a small screen
Revisit Microsoft’s early iPhone image demo and the interaction between overview, detail and navigation.
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ActiveNotes: the Morbius Labs note editor for early iPhone
The original ActiveNotes listing identified a Morbius Labs app for writing and editing notes on iPhone and iPod touch.
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Dietician for early iPhones: meal planning beyond a food diary
Revisit the original Dietician meal-planning app and distinguish its historical feature claims from evidence about health outcomes.