iPad
Text Case — A Simple Utility App to Convert Text Into Different Formats
Text Case is a really simple utility app for iPhone that allows you to convert any string of text into various formats. Created by Chris Hannah, Text Case can simultaneously convert text into 24 different formats, all on the same screen. The premise of this app sounds simple at first, but it’s only when you actually use it that you [...]
Serif Discounts Affinity On All Platforms For a Limited Time
Affinity Apps Discounted at 20% Off
Serif has currently discounted its complete catalog by 20% for a limited time, including the tremendously feature-rich Affinity Photo and Designer apps on all platforms. These apps are some of the best photo editing and design apps available today and you can pick them up for a sweet discount until April 3rd.
Ulysses 15 Introduces Split View Editor, Improved Image Support, Keyword Management, and More
Ulysses has made quite the name for itself over the last few years as the best app for long-form writing across iOS and Mac. It won several accolades for itself, including the prestigious ADA in 2016. The app went on to adopt a subscription-pricing model in 2017 and since then, has evolved into a mature writing environment. Today marks [...]
Pennies — A Simple & Elegant Way to Budget Your Expenses
Pennies is a super elegant and beautiful budget tracking app for iPhone and iPad. The app, made by Emile Bennett, is designed to be a simple way to manage and track your expenses. Pennies helps you create budgets and lets you track your expenses and spends within those budgets. This straightforward approach by Pennies makes it a very [...]
Pocket Lists 2 — Simple and Elegant Productivity
Over the last few years, I’ve used and reviewed quite a few productivity apps and suites. It is always great seeing developers cater to the more casual audiences on one hand, with apps like Clear and Due, and also the “Getting Things Done” crowd on the other with apps like OmniFocus. Things 3 is an excellently balanced [...]
Google Adds Haptic Feedback Support to Gboard, its Keyboard App for iOS
Gboard for iOS Gets Haptic Feedback
Google has today released an update to Gboard — the Google keyboard app for iOS — that introduces haptic feedback support on iOS devices. Gboard Version 1.4 that is now available for download on the App Store comes along with an option to enable haptic feedback on iPhones, as long as you’ve got an iPhone 7 or newer device.
Feel your keys! You can now enable haptic feedback on key press by going to settings.
It’s weird to think that Apple’s own system keyboard doesn’t offer this feature, but I’ve been trying the option out for about 30 minutes now and I’m not sure if I like it that much. It sure is nice to have, but I don’t think I’ll get used to this, and that tiny space bar on Gboard is a major dealbreaker for me.