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Reeder 3 for iOS and Mac Goes Free Leading Up to Version 4’s Release Later This Year
Reeder 3 for iOS & Mac Goes Free
Reeder 3 — the popular RSS Reader app available for iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices has gone Free on the App Store. In a tweet, Silvio Rizzi, the @reederapp developer has announced that the app will be free “until version 4 is released later this year”.
Reeder is free until version 4 is released later this year as a paid upgrade. No subscription.
It’s also interesting to note that Reeder 4 will be a paid upgrade for everyone, and will be available as a one-time purchase as opposed to the current trend of having recurring subscriptions.
Reeder 3 for Mac is available on the Mac App Store here and Reeder 3 for iPhone and iPad is available as a Universal app here.
Due 3.0 App Arrives with Custom Notification Snooze Options and More
In all the years that I’ve been reviewing apps here on Beautiful Pixels, I’ve used a ton of to-do apps and Getting Things Done (GTD) apps on my iOS and macOS devices. Things and OmniFocus — two of the biggest names in the market — are fantastic power user apps that have consistently been getting great updates in recent times, [...]
Evernote Introduces a Refreshed and Revamped Branding Today
Evernote has always been doing some lovely stuff when it comes to branding and their app interfaces. Today, the company has announced and showcased the biggest ever visual change to their brand. Today, we publicly launched our refreshed Evernote brand into the world. Brand refresh. Simple words for a complex process. Especially when it’s [...]
A Look at Some Stunning Illustrations Created by Top Artists During the Beta of Affinity Designer for iPad
A Look at Some Stunning Illustrations Created by Top Artists During the Beta of Affinity Designer for iPad
Earlier this week, Serif Ltd. released Affinity Designer for iPad, which the company had been working on for quite some time now. Here’s a collection of some incredible illustrations and artwork created by some top designers that they worked with during the app’s beta.
In 2018, we commissioned a select group of creatives to take part in a special Affinity Designer for iPad beta. The purpose of this was to get a mix of designers and illustrators to test the most ambitious app we’ve ever made. We recruited a mix of seasoned Affinity users, and some who’d never used Affinity for their work. Some of the participants had never used an iPad in their creative workflow either.
We set them all the same challenge… create your style of work using your workflow in Affinity Designer for iPad and tell us what you think of it.
The linked article has some of the most impressive work we’ve seen created on the iPad. You can grab Affinity Designer on the App Store for iPad here.
Affinity Designer Finally Releases on the App Store for iPad
Affinity Designer Finally Releases on the App Store for iPad
Serif has just released the fantastic Affinity Designer for iPad today. Affinity Photo is already beyond brilliant on iPad and now we have both of Serif’s excellent professional apps on iPad. Going by the screenshots, it looks superb. I can’t wait to dig deep into it. The company is also offering a 30% launch discount for the app on the App Store right now.
If you’re planning on getting it, you need an iPad Pro, iPad Air 2, iPad (2017) or later. The app has been optimised to use Metal and even supports 120fps panning and zooming on newer iPads that support that framerate.
We will have a full feature on Affinity Designer on iPad soon. For now, you can grab Affinity Designer on the App Store for iPad here.
Apollo is a Beautiful and Powerful Reddit App on iOS
Ever since Alien Blue slowly faded away and Reddit started forcing the official bad app on everyone on iOS, there’s been a dearth of a proper alternative for most people. Alien Blue was pretty synonymous with Reddit for a lot of users on iOS, just like Tweetbot and Twitter, and having the app left to die has been quite frustrating. [...]