Apps - News

As usual, here we are again this weekend with a selection of new applications and new games that debuted on the Google Play Store this week.

Kaspersky, an anti-virus software publisher, discovered malware in an application downloaded more than 100 million times from the Google Play Store.

Mario Kart Tour will be available on Android and iOS from September 25. You can pre-order the mobile game already. Here's how to do it.

The UK Home Office app, which allows EU citizens living in Britain to scan documents to apply to remain after Brexit, is still only available on Android.

The new update will allow users to be notified when they are in countries where LGBTQ relationships are considered illegal.

Gallery Go is a lightweight app, designed to work offline and takes up only 10MB of storage space on your smartphone or tablet.

Tinder seems to have decided to manage all payments outside of the Play Store to avoid giving a 30% cut on in-app purchases to Google.

In the future, those ordering food on the Uber Eats app will be presented with three options: Delivery, Pickup or Dine-in.

New statistics reveal that Candy Crush Saga still attracts more than 9 million players who spend between three and six hours per day on the app.

Android Auto's major overhaul is now available. Discover the main new features of version 4.4 and how you can download it.

Popular horror game Dead by Daylight is coming to terrify you on your smartphone. Read on for the details, if you dare...

Northumbria University is set to use data collected from students' social media accounts in a bid to reduce student suicide.

If you're the type to install a lot of apps, it may be time to clean up and uninstall the ones you don't need and the ones that don't belong there.

Tencent seems to be getting ready to launch a mobile version of the famous MoBA League of Legends. It'll be a hit like PUBG and Fortnite.

WhatsApp, the popular instant messenger from Facebook, gets new functions - and new forms of advertising.

WhatsApp has become a carrier for a surveillance operation that loads spyware onto Android and iOS devices. Here's how to keep your phone safe.

Colorize, the feature of Google Photos that can magically color your photos in black and white, is coming very soon in beta version.

Tencent struggled to get approval to monetize PUBG in China, but now we see the results of comprise in the government approved 'Force for Peace'.

It's been expected for a while, but EA has now confirmed a mobile version of Apex Legends. The battle royale game is also coming to China!

Thanks to a new app, you can now get personalized birthday messages and shoutouts from your favorite celebrities. You'll have to pay, of course!