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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i-Tiles: a tile-matching memory game for the first iPhone
A brief history of the original i-Tiles web game and its simple memory-game premise.
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iWeathr: animated weather radar on the early iPhone
iWeathr was a focused web tool for viewing animated US radar on the first iPhone.
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BrainyQuote on the early iPhone: a quotation library in the browser
The original BrainyQuote listing pointed to a dedicated iPhone web page for browsing quotations.
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LDS Standard Works on early iPhones: the original scripture listing
Revisit the archived scripture resource and find the distinction between the old web listing and today’s official Gospel Library.
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Grazr: exploring a reading list without committing to every feed
The early feed-browser idea remains useful for building a small, understandable collection of sources.
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The 2007 iPhone Developer Guide: designing for Safari
Place Apple’s early iPhone web-content guide in the context of the first iPhone’s development model.
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Telekinesis: remote access through the original iPhone’s browser
A historical look at the mini web apps that exposed Mac functions to an early iPhone.
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Diamenty: a gem-puzzle experiment for the first iPhone
Revisit Diamenty’s original browser-game identity without confusing it with Bejeweled or a later App Store title.
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TipCalc: a restaurant calculator from the iPhone’s web-app era
Danny Goodman’s TipCalc handled tips and split bills in Safari. Revisit the small web app and the calculation choices that made it…