This week, we're trying Lookup, Catan Universe, and Grocery. »

Do Not Disturb has been available in iOS since version 6, but there are still ways today that you can customize it to benefit your lifestyle. »

Using the Text Replacements functionality in iOS, you can set up easy shortcuts for emoji and rare special characters instead of hunting them down on a different keyboard or looking for examples online. »

With the rise of the tablet, a special type of note-taking app has come along: those that emulate pencil and paper. When the iPad was first announced, its notebook-like shape (and name) seemed to make this type of use inevitable, but it’s only been in recent years with the release of the Apple Pencil that […] »

Rose Orchard is a programmer by day where she creates web-based applications, but she is also a writer and podcaster in her free time. »

Catch up on what we published this week, including an update to our review of the best habit tracker for iOS, a roundup of our reviews, tips, and tricks for using Ulysses, and more. »

The dock on your Apple Watch can be extremely useful and is also easy to customize. »

If you're looking to do more writing as we begin 2019, I’d like to humbly suggest that you check out Ulysses. To help you get off to a great start, here are seven links to the best articles, tips, tricks, resources, and other how-tos that we have put together. »

Drag and drop on iOS is a much-appreciated feature, but it becomes increidly powerful on iPad when coupled with Shortcuts. »

As you jump into the new year, we recommend giving an app like Productive or Habitica a shot to see if they can help you maintain your New Year resolutions. »

Catch up on what we published this week, including some great app recommendations for new Macs and iPads, using macOS screen capture tools, and more. »

macOS Mojave contains some really powerful screenshot and screen recording tools that you can access with an easy keyboard shortcut. »

For those of you with new Macs, here is a list of recommended apps for jump-starting your macOS experience. »

Have a new iPad? Check out our recommendations for unique and essentials apps to get you started. »

A list of apps we consider absolutely essential for every iPhone, as well as a range of apps that are simply better than their first-party counterparts made by Apple. »