Awesome Ios

It’s been 30 years since Windows 95 debuted, but we still kind of love its 256 colors and skeuomorphic icons. Retron Print created this amazing Windows 95-inspired iOS theme, with more than 700 original Windows 95/98 icons, custom widgets, and wallpapers to complete the look. It takes time to set everything up, but their website has full instructions.

Cocoatype’s Barc is an app for iOS devices that lets you store barcodes and QR codes on your iOS device and then show them right on your home screen or even on your Apple Watch. It can scan printed codes as well as codes from screenshots. You can also tag saved codes with location and dates so they’ll be highlighted at the right time or place.

SubX is a subscription manager for Android and iOS devices. It has templates for over 1000 services, making it easy to add your plans. Once you’ve listed your subscriptions, you can set notifications for bills, price increases, discounts, and more. It also has an expense planner, region-specific tips, and a quick way to cancel multiple subscriptions.

The retro emulator formerly known as GBA4iOS is now Delta, and can now be installed on iOS devices. It can play NES, SNES, N64, GBC, GBA, and Nintendo DS games, with more systems to be added. It supports most modern controllers and even has built-in cheat systems. Just bring your own game ROMs.

Ubisoft and Netflix just dropped this lighthearted take on Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six franchise with a cartoony Roguelite shooter. Build your squad and head out on stealth missions to save the world of SMOL by defusing bombs, freeing hostages, and taking down baddies. It’s free to play but requires a Netflix subscription. Available now on iOS and Android.

This insane iOS and Android game puts you in control of gigantic ocean vessels that you float down a ramp and send flying into structures with the goal of crash landing into buildings and cities. It kind of reminds us of the addictive Burnout crash modes.

This augmented reality app from Signal-to-Noise lets you visualize the sounds that vinyl records produce. Aim your iOS device’s camera at a spinning record, and turn up the volume. Sonic analysis software generates a real-time graph of the waveforms overlaid on each disc as it turns.

AppMySite creates iOS and Android apps without writing code. It makes native apps based on WordPress and WooCommerce sites, and syncs website updates in real-time. It offers push notifications, payments, and shipping for e-commerce. Grab a deal on an AppMySite Pro subscription in The Awesomer Shop.

Brickit is an ingenious smartphone app that uses machine learning tech to analyze a photo of random LEGO bricks, count and identify them, then provide ideas of things you can build with your available inventory. it’s available for iOS now, with an Android version on the later in 2021.

Have some gear in your pack that you don’t use anymore? Want a great deal on tools, watches, wallets, and knives? Everyday Carry has launched Gear Bump, an online marketplace for buying and selling used EDC equipment. Download the iOS app, then enter to win a Benchmade Bugout knife. (Contest ends 6.7.2021)

Sick of broken charging cables? Never again with this premium 4-foot cable from Naztech. Its jacket is made from tangle-resistant spring-wound metal, and it has reinforced stress reliefs and aluminum connectors for durability. Grab one for 26% off in The Awesomer Shop.

Scanning 3D models of objects used to require dedicated scanning equipment. But if you have an iPhone with FaceID, its cameras, sensors, and processing power can be used to grab scans. The ScanMira reflects the FaceID lenses by 90 degrees, so you can see what you’re scanning on-screen, resulting in higher-quality scans.

Improve your fitness with this digital training app from Onyx. The iOS app not only provides workout routines, it can count reps, monitor your form, and provide feedback. It records detailed stats for every exercise so you can track your progress over time. Grab a lifetime subscription deal from The Awesomer Shop.

With the launch of iOS 14, Apple users can finally add widgets to their home screens. Combined with loading icons via the Shortcuts app, you can give your device a whole new look. We particularly love the clean black and white minimalism of Traf’s custom 80-icon set, which looks great against a dark- or light-grey background.

This handy software lets iOS you wirelessly mirror, stream, and record video and audio from you mobile device screens onto MacOS computers. It can mirror multiple devices at once, and is a great way to play mobile games on a bigger screen. Grab a lifetime license for just 10 bucks in The Awesomer Shop.

This iOS game asks you to play not one, but four retro 8-bit games simultaneously on screen. There are 30 virtual game cartridges to play (with more to come), and you can earn power-ups to slow down games or earn bonus points. Drops 2/20/20 on the App Store.