Finally. You can get Amazon Alexa voice assistant on your iPhone thanks to Lexi iPhone app that is available to download right now on the App Store.
Thanks to Apple's Free App of the Week, you can now grab the Camera Plus app for iPhone and iPad absolutely free of cost for a limited period of time. This app usually costs $1.99 on the App Store but can be now downloaded for free till next Thursday.
Fans of BlackBerry will be pleased to learn that the company has today announced that not only is BBM Video calling on its way to both iOS and Android this July, but that those who live in the United States or Canada can get their hands on the feature right now, albeit in beta form.
Available to download for both iOS and Android for free, The Rock Clock from Dwayne Johnson's Project Rock is essentially an alarm app and motivational tool rolled into one.
Here's how to sideload iTransmission 4 torrent client for iOS. No jailbreak required for this on iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
Another week, another free iOS app. As part of Apple's Free App of the Week initiative, we have a addictive iPhone and iPad game called Dragon Hills just waiting to be grabbed absolutely free of cost. Usually retailing for $1.99, the game offers quick and instant fun right off the bat, with beautiful graphics and brilliant sound effects, and it can be yours for free till next Thursday. It is also the first time it has completely dropped its price tag on the App Store.
After announcing CareKit last month, Apple has launched the platform with four health apps for iPhone available to download right now.
The Google Maps app for iOS has just been updated, bringing in new Travel Times widget, additional navigation settings, and more. Here are the details.
Starbucks has just released its own customized emoji keyboard for iOS and Android devices. The keyboard is available to download right now from the relevant app stores.
Facebook is working on a new, standalone camera app that focuses on making it quick and easy for users to share photos and video, according to a new report. The app, which is as-yet unnamed, allegedly launches straight into the camera view rather than one that shows posts or other data in an attempt to reduce the friction that sometimes prevents users from sharing content.
