News & Reviews:   App Store

Recently, the Divine app was finally available for download via the Play Store, App Store and Zapstore, allowing you to once again access the short-form video platform that was once popular before the TikTok era. That said, what should you know about it?

Apple reportedly considered removing the Grok AI chatbot from the App Store after the app was found to be generating sexualised deepfake images, including non-consensual content. The move came amid mounting pressure on Apple to act, as the company faced criticism for continuing to host the app despite widespread misuse. According to reports, Apple ultimately chose to intervene behind the scenes rather than immediately enforce a ban.

On 12 August 2025, Apple stated that its App Store is “fair and free of bias” after Elon Musk accused the company of favouring OpenAI’s ChatGPT over other AI apps.

Smartphones can do so many things these days and HUAWEI goes out of its way to make it more so. Here are some smart and easy ways to utilise everyday apps on your HUAWEI device.

A US court judge today banned Apple from preventing app developers from giving users the option to make payments outside the App Store ecosystem. The order, effective immediately, was issued as a result of a 2020 lawsuit filed by Epic Games against Apple. So, what should you know about it?

The South Korean Government has removed DeepSeek from the Apple App Store and Google Play in the country, essentially banning all new downloads of the AI chatbot. According to the country’s Personal Information Protection Commission, the move was due to privacy concerns.

Nearly a month after being removed from the United States, TikTok is now back on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. So, what should you know about it?

The average gamer may recognise Epic Games as a company that loves to give out free games. But if you're not into PC games, you probably remember Epic Games only for its lawsuit against Apple and Google a few years ago. Now, the company has filed a lawsuit against Google and Samsung.

Unlike Android users, the only way to get Apple apps is from the official App Store. The good thing about that is there's more app security, but it can be a hassle for apps restricted by region. Fortunately, alternatives could come soon, at least for Europeans.

If you're into mobile videography, you likely know that any editing process has to be done on a PC. There are some video editing apps out there, but they are either bad or paid apps. Well, iPhone users might not have to worry about that now with a newly released iOS app.