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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Canva AI Photo & Video Editor for iPhone: a mobile design suite
Canva’s iPhone app combines photo editing, video creation, templates, and collaboration in one mobile design tool.
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Kaagaz PDF Scanner & Compress for iPhone
Kaagaz is a free iPhone scanner and PDF tool for documents, folders, and cloud backup.
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Discord for iPhone: group chat, voice, and community spaces
Discord on iPhone combines servers, voice, video, and text chat for gaming and community groups.
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iPhone Guitar Tuner: an early web tool for stringed instruments
The historical tool named guitar, bass, acoustic guitar, cavaquinho and ukulele among its supported instruments.
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iPhone BattleFleet: a hit-or-miss naval game in the browser
Roger Kenny’s BattleFleet pitted an iPhone player against a computer opponent in a naval guessing game.
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Bank of America Mobile: the 2007 iPhone banking-web entry
The original listing sent iPhone and iPod touch users to Bank of America’s mobile banking website.
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Duck Hunt on the early iPhone: the original browser-game listing
This 2007 page pointed to a web game at orangeburgyoungprofessionals.com, not a verified official Nintendo release.
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iPhone Loan Calculator: an early web app and better repayment estimates
Revisit the 2007 iPhone Loan Calculator entry and learn which assumptions matter when comparing monthly payments and total borrowing costs.
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IONBowling: a tap-based bowling game for the early iPhone
IONBowling at mynumo.com centered its original iPhone design on a simple tap-anywhere interface.
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iPhone Tetris: an early browser falling-block game
The 2007 listing linked to iphone-tetris.com, a web game from the makers of two other iPhone puzzle sites.
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Converter: more than 70 measurement units on the early iPhone
The browser tool at converter.aapl.org.uk grouped more than 70 units into nine conversion categories.
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Readdle: from a 2007 document reader to a file-first mobile workflow
The company’s first Safari-based reader points to an enduring need: keeping useful documents accessible beyond email attachments.