Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
Archives for July 2017
SPENT Will Save You Money on Flights – and More
Everyone wants to save money on flights. Even those with cash to burn wouldn’t say no to making savings. Lucky for us, the travel sector has become so crowded and competitive that there are tons of ways to save money on flights – and other aspects of travel. Related: Best Travel Apps for the Summer […]
Starting a Protest with YouMap: The Social Mapping Network for iOS
YouMap is a mapping software developed for the social media age on iOS. Users make location-based posts on the ground to voice their opinions and observations, influencing events around them. Think Google Maps, but interactive and constantly evolving in real-time. Just as individuals posted the location of spontaneous protests during the Arab Spring, YouMap users […]
Get More Done on Your Mac With a Gaming Mouse
The current generation Magic Mouse is divisive. Critics complain that it’s uncomfortable and oversimplified while proponents appreciate its minimalist design. And it’s a pretty peripheral no doubt, which meshes perfectly with the Mac aesthetic. But its limitations and ergonomics make it hard for me to love. That’s why I’ve been using a gaming mouse to […]
Free iOS Apps Today: Download Paid Apps for Free, July 24, 2017
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
Get a Powerful Mac Equalizer with Boom 2
Boom is a little unique as an application. It’s a software audio interface that sits on top of your existing audio stack, applying sonic adjustments as requested. By installing kernel extensions, it can insert itself between your audio source (iTunes, perhaps) and your audio output (your speakers) and make modifications to the sound. Boom started […]
How to Use a Non-Latin Keyboard on Mac and iOS
Typing in non-Latin languages actually isn’t as foreign as it looks. You just need to make a couple tweaks to your preferences, and you can type in Japanese, Russian, Arabic or other non-Latin languages on macOS and iOS in minutes. You don’t even need a special input device, although a non-Latin keyboard with the correct […]
Playback and Record Mouse Activity in macOS
If you want to improve your digital productivity, recognizing opportunities for automation is a crucial step. It’s an old maxim in programming that you should never do anything twice, and the same applies to productivity. Whenever you have to repeat the same action more than a couple times, you should think about how you can […]
Free iOS Apps Today: Download Paid Apps for Free, July 17, 2017
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
What’s the Difference Between x86 and ARM Processors?
There’s been a long-running rumor that Apple might one day replace their laptop processors with ARM chips. With long delays between updates that might be Intel’s fault, supporters of this idea believe that having chip production in-house would lead to a regular update cycle for Apple’s Mac line. But what are the technical differences between […]
