We now live in a era where it's nearly impossible to go by day-to-day life without the help of mobile apps. Latin Americans are no exception to the long list of developers, who contribute to the digital distribution service Google Play.
Rovio hopes the sequel can help out its sinking business. Angry Birds 2 is here and ready to be downloaded for Apple iOS and Android devices. According to Business Insider, this is actually the 13th version of Angry Birds but the only game creator Rovio feels is worthy of the name, Angry Birds 2.
Facebook's iOS app will get some photo-editing features similar to Snapchat. Now, users will be able to edit their photos with filters, add text and attach stickers all from the app when uploading a picture.
Starting Tuesday, eBay shoppers will have a whole new way to bid on items and monitor items they have for sale. The eBay app is coming to Apple Watch and it will allow eBay users to keep track of their auctions and watch lists.
It should come as no surprise that Google has ventured into food ordering online, allowing you to place a food order directly from the search engine results page on your phone.
Pinterest, the popular digital scrapbooking site, is debuting a new product on Thursday that could make it easier for iPhone and iPad users to discover new iOS apps without having to visit Apple's App Store,
Now iPhone and iPad users can take advantage of popular paid iOS apps on sale for free, reports BGR. From cool camera apps to creating a fun paper keyboard, these paid iPhone and iPad apps have been made available for free by their developers for a limited time.
The creativity available through Instagram received a boost on Tuesday when the free photo and video sharing app announced it addition of five new filters to the mix: Slumber, Crema, Ludwig, Perpetua and Aden.
Pizza restaurant adding voice similar to Apple's Siri for mobile ordering. Domino's is adding a fun addition to its mobile app Monday. The pizza chain will feature a voice feature on its mobile app, allowing customers to interact with "Dom", a computer-generated voice, when ordering pizza on the app.
This week in social media, Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg showed how serious he is about the company's "multi-app strategy," Twitter continued its evolution toward profitability with more ad products, and LinkedIn reached a milestone, thanks to expanding mobile. It's time for Social Media Saturday!
The winner of the first annual Latino Startup of the Year was announced on Wednesday. Interesante, a website and mobile app that helps Latinos "discover and share the most interesting things in the world" beat three other finalists and took home the grand prize.
It's confirmed: The way to get your company in front of mobile users' eyes is through an app, not a mobile version of your website. Apps dominate the mobile web, with 86 percent of mobile users' time spent on apps instead of websites - and that's no April Fools joke.
Google's HDTV dongle, called Chromecast, launched in the U.S. in early Fall, 2013, and has been gaining popularity, and apps, ever since. Now that Chromecast is launching in the U.K., Canada, and several European nations, for a similarly low cost, it's time for a roundup of the best Chromecast video apps... so far.
The makers of Candy Crush Saga, King, want to cash in for an IPO on the New York Stock Exchange, according to a filing the company recently submitted. But despite having a blockbuster hit game, King has a long saga ahead of it, if it doesn't want to get crushed in the market.
Beware, fans of Starbucks and fans of paying for coffee with your smartphone! A big problem has been discovered relating to how the Starbucks mobile app processes its data, and while Starbucks is working to fix the app, users aren't in the clear yet.
You've probably heard about the kid that ran up his parents' iTunes bill into the thousands in just minutes, by buying upgrades offered within free games on iOS devices. Karma just caught up to Apple, which has agreed to refund at least $32.5 million to users who were conned by apps that trick kids into spending their money without their consent or knowledge.
