Keeping data of all kinds safe is an important ability to have on a mobile device. Developer Lunabee’s new app oneSafe gives you a secure place to store passwords, credit cards, financial information, pictures, and more, behind multiple layers of security; and features tons of customization options to make looking up your info easy and [...]

Developer Fishington Studios has created a new, universal drawing app for all iOS devices that tries to give users a great free drawing and note-creating app, while addressing the ever-present usability issues that having a fat finger on a small screen brings. Organize notebooks, organize pages within those notebooks, choose a paper style for each [...]

Creating a to-do list app is probably pretty easy: you make some lists, associate some things with some dates, maybe toss in some tags and categories (or if you’re really fancy you call them “contexts”), and you’ve got yourself a winner. What most of these apps miss, at least according to one developer, is in [...]

iOS devices are more than just pocket-sized computers or communication tools. They have a plethora of built-in, sophisticated sensors that would probably have taken up the entire nosecone of a military aircraft just a couple decades ago. The iOS sensors are usually locked under layers of API frippery, so that you can make cool apps [...]

Recording voice memos on your iPhone is easy with the built-in recording app, but lacks the ability to organize your memos. The Voice Memos app is pretty but it’s not very practical. Speak2do from developer A. Yosher Engineering LTD aims to remedy that fault by letting you use your voice memos as a sort of [...]

If there’s one thing “the cloud” is good for it’s for sharing notes and messages with others in an asynchronous manner, meaning I can make a change at my end that you can view later and vice-versa. Email and text messages can be used in a collaborative way, but tend to get out of control [...]

Since Apple is apparently allergic to including an actual to-do list in iOS, we’re all left to our own devices to figure out how to remain organized and stay on task. A new app from Scirocco Consultants called Primo Do tries to fill that gap with a full-featured to-do list that includes the standard features [...]

Years ago I had a cheap Motorola flip-phone that had extensive voice-activated features. The iOS platform has yet to come anywhere close to what my old “dumb phone” could do, including only some very basic calling and music-playing commands in the baked-in voice function. Voice Actions from developer Pannous attempts to fill in the missing [...]

If there is anything we can learn from the final closure of the remaining Borders Books stores, it is that we hate reading. Eye strain, use of your brain’s left hemisphere, learning: the list of annoyances attributed to reading actual words yourself goes on and on. So why not let your best friend do it [...]

If you’re a die-hard productivity addict, a road warrior with a need to access your files from anywhere and want to try leaving the bulky laptop at home, or just someone who doesn’t trust the big cloud sync players and wants to keep tighter control over their files (without having to learn to set up [...]