Apps

Reveal: A promising runtime inspector for iOS apps

By Nick Arnott, Thursday, Jun 13, 2013 a 2:35 pm

Reveal is a new debugging app by Itty Bitty Apps. It gives you the ability to inspect view elements and hierarchies in your iOS apps in realtime, providing a unique perspective to developers for debugging their apps.

Warner Bros. releases Man of Steel companion game

By Joseph Keller, Thursday, Jun 13, 2013 a 11:52 am

Warner Bros. has release Man of Steel to the App Store, a game companion to the new movie, releasing in U.S. theaters on Friday. The game follows the plot of the movie, as Superman tries to save the Earth from the invasion of General Zod. A fighting game, Man of Steel focuses on one-on-one combat with various enemies, from Kryptonian soldiers to General Zod himself.

GhostBird acquired by Yahoo!, Kitcam and PhotoForge 2 now removed from the App Store

By Richard Devine, Thursday, Jun 13, 2013 a 6:30 am

GhostBird Software, the developers of Kitcam and PhotoForge 2, has been purchased by Yahoo! to become part of the Flickr team. As a result, both applications have now been removed from the App Store, though will continue to work for anyone who has already downloaded them. Equally, if you've ever had either of the apps you'll still be able to re-download them. While disappointing for fans of their apps -- we love Kitcam here at iMore -- the guys from GhostBird are looking forward to their new endeavours:

Resume Designer for iPhone and iPad review: Create good looking resumes on the go, no computer required!

By Allyson Kazmucha, Wednesday, Jun 12, 2013 a 5:40 pm

Let's face it, no one really likes creating and updating their resume. Unfortunately, it's a task we all must face at one time or another. Resume Designer for iPhone and iPad takes some of the pain out of writing resumes by letting you create, edit, and send them without ever having to touch a desktop computer or an application such as Pages or Microsoft Word.

VSCO Cam for iPhone review: A perfect balance between ease of use and editing options

By Allyson Kazmucha, Tuesday, Jun 11, 2013 a 5:20 pm

There are lots and lots of photography apps and accessories available for the iPhone. Every once in a while one comes a long that really sets the bar and that's exactly what VSCO Cam for iPhone does. Not only does it have lots of features including filters and adjustments, it allows you to share photos with many different social sharing service in a single tap. More importantly, it's extremely easy to use.

Feedly switches on its API, updates its apps, ahead of Google Reader shutdown

By Joseph Keller, Tuesday, Jun 11, 2013 a 4:18 pm

As promised, Feedly has pulled the trigger, removing its dependency on Google Reader and updating its iOS app to relfect the change. While it can still connect to Google Reader, Feedly is now officially powered by its own backend service, and will continue to function after Google Reader shuts down on July 1.

Vouchr for iPhone goes global, give vouchers to your friends in 18 countries

By Richard Devine, Tuesday, Jun 11, 2013 a 2:28 pm

Vouchr, the personalized gift voucher service for iPhone, has today announced an update that makes it available outside Canada for the first time. Now, residents of 18 different countries globally can create and share their own gift vouchers with their Facebook friends.

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Passbook for iOS 7 to support scanning QR codes

By Richard Devine, Tuesday, Jun 11, 2013 a 6:12 am

Passbook wasn't specifically mentioned during the iOS 7 announcement at WWDC 2013, but it appears to be getting QR code scanning support on the new version of iOS. Seen here in this press shot from the iOS 7 portal at Apple.com, the stock Passbook card clearly shows a "Scan Code" option in the top right-hand corner.

Notifications in OS X Mavericks to include quick action shortcuts

By Simon Sage, Monday, Jun 10, 2013 a 3:42 pm

Apple announced today at WWDC 2013 that notifications would allow users to quickly leap into action without having to open apps first. This includes replying to incoming iMessages, sending canned responses to FaceTime requests, and even third-party apps will be able to offer a bit of interactivity.

iOS App Store will update apps automatically, offer location and age categories

By Simon Sage, Monday, Jun 10, 2013 a 3:09 pm

Today at (WWDC 2013)("http://imore.com/tag/wwdc-2013"), Apple announced that all updates will be updated automatically, so you won't get spammed with notification icons anymore.