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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.
Pixelmator for iOS Adds Support for the New iPad Pro and Apple Pencil
Pixelmator Adds Support for the new iPad Pro and Apple Pencil
The Pixelmator Team has just released version 2.4.4 of Pixelmator for iOS on the App Store. This release introduces support for the new iPad Pro and Apple Pencil in the app, including support for the double-tap gesture on the new Apple Pencil and Pixelmator will even remember your global settings for the double-tap wherever possible. I’m a little surprised that for an app so popular and often featured by Apple, it took them so long to add support for the new iOS devices.
Get Pixelmator for just $4.99 on the App Store.
TeeVee 3 for iPhone and iPad is Free for a Limited Time
TeeVee 3 — TV Show Tracker
TeeVee 3 — a popular TV show tracking app for iPhone and iPad is currently available for Free on the App Store for a limited time. I haven’t used the app in a while now since the app has been suffering from a few bugs in recent times, but the developer has released some bug fixes in the last couple of days that address some crashes and bugs.
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 [...]