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The apps worth your time. The news that matters. More from your iPhone.
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iPhone app deals: compare the total offer, not the discount badge
Evaluate sale pricing against the edition, included features, renewal terms, and the task you need to complete.
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How to read iPhone app reviews and find evidence that matters
Look past the average score to the task, version and conditions behind a review before deciding whether an app fits your needs.
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Searchme: the early iPhone experiment with visual search results
What made Searchme’s page-preview approach distinctive and how to assess a search interface beyond its presentation.
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Watching iPhone video on an iPad: choose sharing or streaming first
Sending a video file, opening a shared library and mirroring a screen are different tasks. Start with the result you need.
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Yahoo Finance on iPhone: build a watchlist with readable context
Yahoo’s listing presents market information and portfolio-tracking features.
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WorldView: exploring places through public webcams
The retired WorldView apps show what a webcam directory can reveal—and what a single camera view cannot tell you.
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Can an iPhone help you hear a conversation? Start with the right feature
Understand the difference between a phone used as a remote microphone and Apple’s supported AirPods hearing-aid feature.
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iPad 2 and the moment the tablet became a creative notebook
Apple’s 2011 tablet launch paired cameras with music and video tools, suggesting a useful approach to making small projects.
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URrights DWI: how to evaluate a legal-information app from an earlier era
The historical iPhone app is a reminder to check jurisdiction, dates and authorship before relying on a short legal summary.
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Internet Radio Box: keep the station as well as the player
The legacy eingrad radio app highlights a useful habit for internet listening: know the broadcaster behind a saved favourite.
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Wikipanion: a focused way to read Wikipedia on an iPhone
Use article sections, language editions and source trails to make a Wikipedia browsing session more productive.
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myMovies: keeping a film collection useful beyond the shelf
Netwalk’s early iPhone catalogue illustrates why a portable film inventory needs clear editions, ownership records and an export route.