What we need is a good ol’ fashioned TV Guide. Remember those weekly magazines that showed everything coming on every local and cable channel? Many people do not know that TV Guide has a mobile app and website that does the same thing. For free.
A five-year-old utility app almost no one had heard about had suddenly lept over every other app in the App Stores to hit #1 in the most downloaded chart.
Amazon’s biggest shopping event of the year is June 21st and 22nd and if you’re planning to shop Prime Days, arm yourselves with an app.
For record collectors and fans of vinyl, Record Store Day held every year is like a national holiday. Record stores across the country extend hours and bands release new albums on Record Store Day.
Of all the categories in the App Stores, few saw growth and downloads in the past year more than apps for meditation and personal growth.
For many people, lazy days mean lounging around with a good book.
I’ll be the first to admit, I don’t know much about plants. Spring usually kicks off with me walking around the yard asking “should I feed it or weed it?”.
If you’re a fan of stupid silly apps, Wambo is a new one on the radar. Like other shape-shifting apps such as Face Swap, Gradient and ReFace, Wombo creates a short video or GIF from a selfie.
It should come as no surprise that meditation and mindfulness apps were downloaded more than any category last year. People looking to cope with the pandemic, protests and the presidential election downloaded mental health apps just to relax, unwind and sleep.
You probably have a fitness app on your smartphone. There are hundreds available, but most only track certain exercises.
