
The 20 Best iPhone Games of 2019, According to Apple
The list is split between both free and paid apps, and range from puzzle games like Wordscapes to multi-player party games like Heads Up!.

The list is split between both free and paid apps, and range from puzzle games like Wordscapes to multi-player party games like Heads Up!.
By Tucker Bowe

It’s all about knowing the quality of light.
By Tucker Bowe

iOS 13, now available in beta, lets Apple devices broadcast their location even if they are off, which means that you’ll never completely lose track of your phone again.
By Eric Limer

The app factors in things like weather, time, elevation, the moon and sun cycle, and then helps the photographer plan for the perfect photo.
By Tucker Bowe

Roads by Porsche seems a little off-brand, yet it’s so perfectly Porsche.


The app gives iPhone users complete control over the camera’s rear flash brightness and screen brightness.
By Tucker Bowe

Apple’s App Store has selected the best apps and games of the year for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV.
By Tucker Bowe

For the riders who prefer the simple, analog life, but crave little more without spoiling the riding experience, a few apps can go a long way.

Pokemon Go and the IKEA app not included.
By Tucker Bowe

Work out more efficiently while also closing out your Exercise ring.
By Tucker Bowe

No Bluetooth connection or any USB cable required.
By Tucker Bowe

A fresh way to read the news.
By Tucker Bowe

You can send emails that self-destruct, Snapchat style.
By Tucker Bowe

From leading independent design magazine, Apartamento.
By Emily Singer

The science is inconclusive, but they’ll make the morning commute a little easier.

Your go-to note-taking app should be easy to use, easy to sync, and simple enough to keep you free of stress.

Let’s hope they add Earthworm Jim and Street Fighter soon.
By Tucker Bowe

That fancy sapphire lens on your iPhone can do more than you think.

Showcasing the outstanding apps of 2017 based on design, creativity, and innovation.