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Mobile is already the industry's biggest sector, but what constitutes a mobile game is rapidly changing.

When Firemint assembled the first Real Racing, it did so with the mission of creating the best racing game in the App Store – a goal easily met. Is Firemint two for two?

From the confines of the PC to the freedom of tablets, you have come far.

When writing a thesis or scientific paper, authors often need to keep track of references to cite other works. While it might be fine to handle those manua

Frequently asked questions about Shortcuts.

An electronic flight bag (EFB) is an electronic device that allows flight crews to perform a variety of functions that were traditionally accomplished by using paper references.

139th Airlift Wing History By Col (Ret) Vernon W. James The '''139th Airlift Wing''' (AMC) is located at Rosecrans Air National Guard Base in Saint Joseph, Missouri. It is the home of the Advanced

The C-130 Hercules primarily performs the tactical portion of the airlift mission. The aircraft is capable of operating from rough, dirt strips and is the prime transport for airdropping troops and

A concise, experience-based cheat sheet for managing Git submodules—covering everything from adding and cloning to updating and removing.

Today Apple pushed out the release candidate for iOS 18.3, this comes on the heels of last Thursday’s release of...

Today the latest version of Ulysses, the excellent Markdown text editor, was released for iPad and iPhone. Ulysses 21 comes with two main changes: it brings the previously Mac-exclusive revision mode to iOS and iPadOS, while also introducing design updates that take advantage of new iOS 14 design elements, such as pull-down menus. It’s not

This summer Ulysses announced a major business model shift, with its iOS and macOS apps moving from up front purchases to subscription supported. As tends to happen, the move stirred up some controversy. In my mind at least, the company’s reasoning was sound – as the app’s co-founder stated, “Writers want to rely on a

Maybe I’m biased because I’m a writer, but when it was announced in 2010, the iPad struck me as a device which could become a great tool for, amongst many things, my craft. A number of good writing apps (and accessories) have appeared in that time, but when I found Ulysses about a year ago,

Earlier this spring, in its last major update, Ulysses added Split View editing on the Mac, a feature that was thoughtfully implemented and which I immediately wished existed on iPad. Today, in version 16 of the app, Ulysses on iPad gains its own powerful split view editor, plus adds a new native publishing option: Ghost

Earlier this year Ulysses debuted the best implementation I had seen of single-app split view on iPad, enabling working in two documents at once or editing a document while simultaneously seeing its export preview. In today’s Ulysses 18 release, that proprietary implementation has been replaced by iPadOS’ native multiwindow capabilities, bringing more power and flexibility

When a productivity app feels like it’s reached maturity, it’s in a dangerous position: if active development is neglected, the app will start to stagnate amidst a changing world, but on the other hand, if change is pursued for its own sake, the app can easily become bloated and an inferior product overall. Ulysses 15

With an update released today on the App Store, Ulysses – my favorite text editor on the iPhone and iPad – has received a series of notable improvements for the iPhone X. To take advantage of the iPhone X’s display, Ulysses now extends to the bottom edge of the device when you’re reading a document. The

The Soulmen released version 2.8 of Ulysses on iOS and macOS today. The headline feature of the update is Touch ID support, which gives users the option to lock Ulysses automatically as soon as it is closed or after one, three, or five minutes. If your iOS device or Mac doesn’t support Touch ID, you

Fantastic update to my iOS text editor of choice, Ulysses, released today on the App Store. Version 2.6 adds native WordPress publishing, support for external Dropbox folders, and typewriter/focus mode in the editor, among other features. I haven’t had enough time to test the beta of Ulysses 2.6 (I’m busy working on a big project

Hey there, Medium, nice to meet you! When Max and I discussed strategies this summer, there was one idea we wanted to pursue as soon as possible: Medium integration. It was a project we had in the …

In seven years of MacStories, few iOS apps fundamentally changed how I get work done as much as Workflow. Pythonista, Editorial, and Tweetbot are in that list, but Workflow, with its ongoing improvements and deep iOS integrations, continuously makes me question how I can optimize my setup further. Nearly two years (and an Apple Design

Explore the latest updates from Gemini Apps - including improvements in generative AI capabilities, expanded access, and more.

You can upload documents, spreadsheets, photos, videos, and more to Gemini Apps to get answers, summaries, and insights about your content. What you need Important: If you don’t have a Google AI Pro

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Apple is releasing iOS 18.3, and it comes with improvements to its AI notification summary feature and Apple Intelligence enabled by default.

One of the promises regularly made by apps transitioning to a subscription model is that they’ll be able to deliver more regular, incremental updates rather than going untouched for extended periods of time, and they can also focus on adding functionality that existing users will appreciate rather than needing to build something entirely different to