For the folks out there who have had the Google Calendar app installed on their iPhone for quite some time, but have been waiting impatiently for an iPad version, the wait is finally over.
LastPass is now giving users multi-device access totally free of charge. Starting today, you can use the LastPass app anywhere, on any device, and all your data will be synced between them. Any changes you make will automatically be updated everywhere.
Microsoft’s Word Flow keyboard for iPhone is stepping up its fight against Google Gboard by adding built-in Bing search. You can use it to find GIFs, images, emoji, contacts, and lots more — all of which can then be sent without leaving the keyboard.
Duo, the new video calling app from Google, is now available on iOS following its initial unveiling at Google I/O back in June. The app promises to provide simple 1-to-1 video calling without the headaches that come with rival services.
As technology continues to improve, the areas in which it helps expands, too. Apple’s iPad lineup, and the aviation applications available to it, has done quite a bit for pilots and passengers in small private planes.
Word on the street has been that Apple was gearing up to launch a brand new iOS Apple Store app, with a few key changes in place. And sure enough, that’s what has happened.
Dropbox has been one of the go-to platforms for professionals of all types for quite some time, and now those who need to edit documents together in real time can do so with Dropbox Paper.
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