Each Sunday, the nextpit team digs around the web for you in search of exciting apps and games for iOS and Android. Today, we discovered five exciting downloads for you — and of course, we tried them all!
Apple has been investing in its native maps application for some years already but still lacks a bunch of features found on the category benchmark: Google Maps. For iOS 17, however, the company is adding one important feature to its navigation app: Offline maps. See how the feature works and how it stands out when compared to the competition.
Learn all about iOS 17 new features in our overview page
Whether your smartphone is powered by Android or iOS, NextPit explored the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store again this week to present you with five app recommendations. This week’s edition includes a trio of exciting mobile games, an AI image generator, and an app that is guaranteed to let you spend some time outdoors.
This week, Team NextPit has once again combed through the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store in search of the best apps for Android and iOS. Not only that but once we have shortlisted these apps, we installed and tested them out, going through a gamut of exciting games and useful tools. Here is our selection of the top 5 best Android and iOS apps of the week. Among them include a crazy celebrity chatbot, a Diablo Immortal alternative, and an app that rates your consumer goods. Enjoy!
During the pandemic, Berlin-based app developer Frederik Riedel noticed that his social media consumption was changing and that he was wasting far too much of his precious time reading meaningless streams. To discipline himself, Frederik developed One Sec (App Store link) and not only won an award at the “App Store Foundation Program”, but helped to save already more than 2000 years of life from procrastination. Learn more about his story and how the app works.
Every Saturday, the NextPit crew has the challenge of going through a myriad of apps in order to find five recommendations for both Android and iOS platforms. While certain apps are only specific to a particular platform, we do try our level best to discover apps that work on both. This week, we hope to offer some respite for those who want to keep track of their mood, organize their receipts, edit videos on the go, find photos using keywords instead of filtering them by date, and indulge in a cyberpunk game without the crazy system requirements of Cyberpunk 2077.
With more and more people concerned about their online privacy, VPN services are becoming increasingly more popular. With so many options that are available on the market, how do you choose the best company out of the lot? Check out how you can find the best option based on your needs in the guide below.
With CyberGhost, you can surf the web anonymously and undetected like a ghost (hence its namesake!) – and pay just $2.19 per month for a 2-year subscription. But which platforms can you use CyberGhost with and how fast are the connections to the country of your choice? NextPit has the answers in this CyberGhost VPN review!
Every Saturday, NextPit has five hot app recommendations for both Android and iOS platforms. This time, we hope to be able to help you with self-organization, photography, alleviating boredom, and making sure you can play more than just a couple of songs on your guitar around a campfire. Plus, there is also a smartphone remote control just for you!
Apple finally announced the iPad versions of Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro. Both are professional editing software that were previously exclusive to Macs and MacBooks. The two services will be available through subscriptions for compatible iPad Air and iPad Pro models starting on May 23.