Credit Card Tart is an intuitive tracking application for Rate Tarts (What is Rate Tarting - see below) that addresses specific Rate Tarting issues for both novice and expert alike.
JobsSearch! is a radically improved approach for job research and gaining employment. JobsSearch! aims to be the most comprehensive job search engine of search engines.
Brain Training Unotan provides a series of addictive fun-to-play training exercises that help the brain improve and enhance memory retention, concentration, and intuition capabilities.
iComm is a subspace communication device patterned after the very popular act of contacting your spacecraft, or landing party, from a small mobile device.
The EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) enters into force today, starting the countdown to when Apple will be required to allow sideloading of apps, third party app stores, outside payment services, and more.
100+ Business Building Secrets is a guide that offers expert insight, featuring simple, actionable business strategies, tips, tricks, and tactics to boost any internet marketing business.
Check out this new 'iOS AR' concept that features Smart Notifications, Siri Sight, a new Control Center, new gestures, a pro Camera app, and much more.
Bumper Stars is an addictive mixture of pinball, pool and shuffleboard. Players propel, bounce and bump their favorite characters off customizable bumpers to earn points.
Run Mate helps beginners get into shape, safely and injury-free. It allows intermediate and professional runners to create, fine tune and follow their own running schedule.
Airbnb has released an update to their app that polishes up the Host experience letting Hosts see their social connections from their profile and making a Host's calendar availability accessible from their listing page.
DigitMan is a creative and unique application built around the classic Hangman game that provides an interactive way to ask someone for their phone number.
Belkin has launched a new 3.5mm audio cable with a Lightning connector which allows iPhone users to easily connect their device to a car stereo or home speakers.
Samsung has lost a case against Apple on its home turf. A Seoul court ruled that Apple didn't violate the Samsung patents it was accused of infringing on.