Fresh apple app of the day
Tumblr update (iPhone, iPad) Free
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Blogging service Tumblr has updated its app to make it easier to post text, videos, images and more to Tumblr websites no matter where you are, provided you have an Internet connection. The app already made it possible to quickly make posts from within the app, as well as to comment on other people’s posts and reblog them. It also lets you access multiple blogs to update from within the app, too.
The new update includes the ability to search by tags and includes Spotify support for blog posts. The user interface has been updated to make the app easier to navigate, and shortcuts have also been added that make it simpler to quickly access your device’s camera and make posts, or to switch to text posts. Tumblr has been optimized to run faster with the new update as well.
Stitcher Radio update (iPhone, iPad) Free
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Internet radio app Stitcher Radio is designed to bring lots of great news, talk, comedy and sports programming from all over the world to listeners in one easy-to-navigate place. The app allows you to create custom radio stations from Internet radio, listen to shows on demand, and access a wealth of content from stations all over the country and beyond. You can also share what you’re listening to with friends through Facebook and keep up with the news through Stitcher as well.
A recent update to the app brings a new “Smart Station” to your Stitcher listening options, which brings in the top content from thousands of sources to give you a sampling of what’s available and provides recommendations based on the things you tell the app you enjoy. There’s also some increased streamlining with sharing on Twitter, a new sleep timer that turns off your radio shows as you go to bed, and album art available on your device’s lock screen while you use Stitcher.
Yesterday (iPhone, iPad) $4.99
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Point-and-click adventure games have seen something of a renaissance in recent years. With the rise of touchscreen devices such as the iPhone and iPad, the once-fading genre has seen a resurgence among indie developers that has helped revitalize the genre and its storytelling method. Yesterday is the product of the return of interest in adventure titles, making the hop from PC to iOS and bringing a dark story along with it.
The game has players controlling various characters as they work through the comic book-styled telling of the story of serial killings taking place in a city. Players have to solve puzzles in their environments, picking up various objects and combining them in clever ways while advancing the story forward. It’s standard fare if you’re used to games like Broken Sword or Myst, and Yesterday’s adult story makes it something worth checking out, especially for fans of the genre.
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