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Slicereader Breaks Text into Easy-to-Read Paragraphs
Mac: If you're the type who gets easily distracted while reading long articles, Slicereader is an app that breaks articles into smaller chunks so they're distraction free and easy to read. Read more...
Apple Design Awards 2013 go to Evernote, Yahoo and others
Add this to Apple's string of revelations at this year's WWDC: The company has just divulged its 2013 Design Awards winners, comprising of a variety of iPhone, iPad and Mac apps that it deems to be a cut above the rest. This year's list includes note-taking app Evernote, Yahoo Weather and two stellar entries by student developers. Show More Summary
Letterpress, Evernote, Procreate top Apple’s list of best-designed apps of 2013
Apple picked 11 best-designed apps of the year, on the iPhone, iPad and Mac, and announced them on the first evening of WWDC 2013.
Apple Announces 2013 Design Awards, Winning Apps Include 'Letterpress' and 'Evernote'
Apple has announced the winners of its annual Apple Design Awards at WWDC, highlighting an array of apps from utilities to games on both iOS and the Mac. Apple's Design Awards were created to recognize apps that "raise the bar in design,...Show More Summary
Apple's 2013 Design Awards announced, 'Evernote' and 'Yahoo! Weather' among winners
Coming hours after the WWDC keynote, the annual Apple Design Awards results were announced, with big names like Evernote and Yahoo! Weather being among the best apps on iOS and Mac OS X for 2013.
This year’s Apple Design Award winning apps include Evernote, Yahoo Weather, and Letterpress
Today at its WWDC conference, Apple held the latest Apple Design Award ceremony, showcasing apps which it feels offer the best in iOS and Mac design. Since 1996, developers have... Keep reading ?
Apple Spent A Lot Of Time Making Fun Of The iPhone Software Design Steve Jobs Loved (AAPL)
During Apple's presentation of its new software, new iOS leader Craig Federighi made a bunch of jokes about the old look for iOS. When he revealed the new look for the calendar app on the Mac, he said, "No virtual cows were harmed in the making of this one." The old calendar app had fake leather on it. Show More Summary
Apple updates AirPort Utility with support for new 802.11ac AirPort devices
After launching new MacBook Airs and Airport devices with support for 802.11ac Wi-Fi at its WWDC keynote today, Apple has now updated its AirPort Utility iOS app and Airport Utility on Mac to support the faster wireless standard. The AirPort Utility iOS app is now in version 1.3 and comes with the ability to “configure […]
Get Artist Corner For iPad And A Chance To Win A $100 Apple Giftcard [Freebie]
It’s not very often you find a contest where everyone wins, but that’s exactly what we have in store for you here at Cult of Mac Deals with this offer! Artist Corner is the revolutionary new drawing and coloring app made specifically for the iPad. Download this iPad app for free and you’ll have endless [...]Show More Summary
WWDC leftovers: now you can read iBooks on your Mac
Apple announced it's bringing the longtime iOS-only app to OS X.
iWork for iCloud Puts Your Apple Documents in the Cloud
You can get iWork for your Mac or iDevice, but now you can get it on the web. Apple announced new web apps that work nearly as well as their desktop counterparts, right from the web browser on any desktop platform. Read more...
Maps coming to the desktop in OS X Mavericks
Apple has announced Maps for Mac as part of OS X Mavericks. A standalone desktop app, Maps includes street maps, 3D flyover and the ability to send your location to your iOS devices. Keep following along with our WWDC 2013 live coverge for the latest updates.
Apple’s new OSX Maps app will automatically send directions to your iPhone
Apple is bringing Maps to the Mac with the next version of OSX.
Soon you’ll be able to read iBooks on your Mac
Apple debuted iBooks for Mac at WWDC in San Francisco Monday. The desktop app will be available as part of the launch of OSX Mavericks this fall and will allow purchasing as well as reading.
iBooks and Apple Maps Come to the Mac
Apple announced that some key iOS apps would be coming to the Mac in OS X 10.9 Mavericks: Apple Maps and iBooks. Both are stand-alone apps that will be downloadable from the Mac App Store.
In Maps, features such as Flyover and Yelp integration are included. Show More Summary
Apple brings iBooks to the Mac
iBooks has been limited to iOS devices for the past three years, but that's changing today: as of OS X Mavericks, Apple is bringing its reading app to the Mac.
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iBooks Comes To The Mac In OS X Mavericks [WWDC 2013]
Maps isn’t the only iOS app coming to OS X Mavericks. Apple is bringing iBooks, allowing you to read, take notes, and have everything synced up across all of your devices. The standalone iBooks app looks like a nice powerhouse for reading and annotating on the desktop. The interface is clean and minimal, just like [...]Show More Summary
Apple announces iWork for iCloud, new apps for Mac and iOS coming later this year
Confirming our earlier suspicions, Apple today showed off some new features for its iWork suite of apps, which includes both Mac and iOS versions of the Pages, Numbers, and Keynote apps. While noting that new apps for both Mac and iOS are coming later this year, the company introduced new web versions of the apps […]
Apple Bringing Maps App To OS X Mavericks [WWDC 2013]
It was bound to happen eventually. Whether you like it or not, Apple is bringing its official Maps app to OS X Mavericks. The new app will let you search for locations and send directions from your Mac to your iPhone via iCloud. There’s full support for everything in Maps on iOS, like 3D flyover [...]Show More Summary
Silo App, A Slick And Simple To-Do List For iPhone, iPad And Mac
If there’s one note that’s almost guaranteed not to be in any of the zillions of to-do apps spread across your devices, it’s “Find new to-do list app.” However, should you actually have that entry scribbled down somewhere that you can actually find, then you can now cross it off the list: The app in [...]Show More Summary