Awesome Ios

An upcoming third-party keyboard for iOS and Android. Unlike the traditional QWERTY layout, WRIO (Write It Once) is built for thumb typing. It has large hexagonal keys, two space keys right where your thumbs are and gestures for deleting, changing cases and adding spaces.

iArrow lets you save locations or coordinates and then find your way (back) to them even if you don’t have an Internet connection. It also has the location of 2M+ landmarks from around the world.

A free messaging app that lets you send encrypted and obscured messages. The message will be visible only when you mouse or drag your finger over them. It also covers the window when the recipient tries to take a screenshot.

A charge-and-sync Lightning cable with up to 128GB of built-in storage. PhotoFast’s MemoryCable can back up your media as well as contacts, calendar entries and more. It will be available in 32GB, 64GB and 128GB variants.

iShows 2 lets you keep track of your favorite TV shows and discover related shows and popular picks. It can notify you of new episodes, supports syncing with Trakt.tv accounts and has light and dark themes.

Make your own music video with Triller. Pick a song or part of a song from your library or the app’s playlist, then shoot as many takes as you want. Triller will automatically edit and layer your clips into one video, ready to be shared online.

SongPop 2 is the digital version of Name that Tune. Compete against other players to see who can name a song in the shortest amount of time. Win and you earn coins to buy more playlists. Available now on iOS and Facebook.

SoundHound’s Hound is a voice-operated virtual assistant. It aims to edge Siri and other similar products by answering very specific questions very quickly. SoundHound’s demo is an impressive and hilarious battle of wits.

Like Burner, Shuffle lets you purchase and use disposable phone numbers. But it also sells email aliases that forward messages to your real email account, and the costs of its services are shown in dollars (Burner uses “credits”).

Think Kit is a new set of tools for the iPad sketching app Paper. It lets you draw, color, copy and move shapes, lines and more with simple gestures, making it very easy to create flowcharts, diagrams and mockups.

Lifeline is a text-based choose-your-own-adventure thriller. An astronaut has crash landed on an alien moon, and for some reason s/he can communicate only with you. The game also works with the Apple Watch.

Vaptur is an eccentric video recording app for iOS devices. It can’t record videos in real-time. Instead, it allows you to record an event a few seconds after it happens, so it’s practically impossible to miss a moment.

MakerBot’s iPad app is 3D modeling software for beginners. Its new Shape Maker feature turns sketches into 3D models. You can refine and tweak the resulting model or print it right away (provided you have a 3D printer).

Our favorite Mac music player is now on iOS. Vox plays MP3, OGG, FLAC, APE, WMA and CUE files. It also has built-in iTunes Radio and SoundCloud streaming. It’s completely free; the only in-app purchase is an optional cloud service.

Blizzard’s addictive free-to-play card game is now on iOS, Android and Amazon phones. It’s not the best way to play it especially if you’re new to the game, but it’s still very much the Hearthstone millions of players know and love.

Stuffcard is a free app that stores important information about your belongings – product photos, serial numbers, warranty, vendor details and more. It even has a bar code scanner that automatically adds some product data.