Apps

Australia has an app that its government wants users to download, but will it work, and does COVIDSafe need work?

Australia is flattening the curve, but keeping it up is important, and that's where the government hopes an app could make a difference.

We all relax in different ways. It might be music or the soothing voices of others. To help with that last one, Audible has enlisted a few voices to help you chill out.

Need a way for the kids to stay in touch with friends and family through isolation? Facebook Messenger might have a way.

The internet may have dented the magazine world some, but it's still there, and now there's a Netflix-like subscription service to get your magazine read on whatever you use.

Trying to solve the puzzle that is the coronavirus is going to need every bit of help it can, so for the moment, distributed computing resources are going to that.

Facebook's personal and group messaging app for phone and tablet is now making its way to the desktop, too.

One of the more well known Australian freemium titles is getting a follow-up, but it's an Apple Arcade exclusive for folks with an iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple TV.

Creatives around the world can rejoice this week, as one of their most relied upon tools has a birthday. Sadly, you'll need to Photoshop your own cake.

Wish your kids played more than Baby Shark do-do-do-do-do? If you have a Spotify Premium account, you can get them using an app to expand their musical tastes.