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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PineDrama – Short Dramas: What the iPhone app offers
PineDrama offers short drama episodes, subtitles, and browse tools for iPhone users on iOS 15+.
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Remedial Health: iPhone medicine sourcing for pharmacies in Nigeria
Remedial Health’s iPhone app lets pharmacies and medical practices source wholesale medicines, track orders, and manage supply needs.
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Apple’s iPhone Duo app push is already showing up in the App Store
Apple is steering developers toward iPhone Duo screenshots and app updates as the new phone reaches stores.
Latest perspectives
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CraigsPro: revisiting early Craigslist browsing on iPhone
What the old classifieds-app idea tells us about filtering listings, comparing items and checking the seller’s claims.
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Clock Blocks: an iPhone puzzle built around perfect timing
A historical look at 80d Games’ clock-face puzzle and its deceptively simple tap-to-launch idea.
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Rediscover Wikipedia on iPhone: read beyond the first paragraph
A more useful mobile Wikipedia routine built around references, saved questions, and the distinction between an overview and its evidence.
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Fling Pong: a space-themed game from the 2010 archive
Identify the planetary table-tennis concept documented by this short app review.
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Mobiola WebCamera, where are you? Read the release record before downloading
The difference between an anticipated app, its recorded release, and a version that is supported for your own setup.
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Physics Gamebox: two cannon puzzles from the browser-game era
Ragdoll Cannon and Roly-Poly Cannon brought their chain reactions to early iPhone gaming in one collection.
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Survey On The Spot: what immediate customer feedback can tell you
The early mobile-survey concept, with practical questions for collecting useful feedback at a venue or in the field.
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App Store discovery in 2010: looking beyond the top charts
Revisit an early discussion of editorial categories and how people find unfamiliar apps.
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Overheard: mapping social conversation in an early iPhone app
The 2010 listing described a geographic view of social posts, not access to private conversations.