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Meta is actively testing an Instagram app for iPads, with a planned release expected later this year, marking a shift as the company previously offered limited tablet apps and has recently expanded its offerings for iPad.
Google has launched a standalone Gemini AI app for iPhone users, expanding its AI offerings to Apple's ecosystem. The app aims to enhance user experience by integrating advanced AI capabilities directly into iOS devices.
Anthropic has launched the Claude app for Android, two months after its iOS debut. Claude is a generative AI tool that supports text, files, and images for prompts, and can perform various tasks such as writing drafts and summarizing content. The app is based on the Claude 3 LLM family and is free to use, with a Pro plan available for more extensive usage and additional models. The Android app features a simple UI similar to the iOS version and is now available on the Play Store.
Apple has released Final Cut Camera for iPhone on the App Store, an advanced video capture app that offers professional controls like white balance, manual focus, ISO, and shutter speed. The app can function as a standalone tool or be paired with an iPad for remote control, and it supports features like Live Multicam sessions and easy media transfer to Final Cut Pro projects. The app is free and requires iOS 17.4 or later.
Lux, the studio behind the popular Halide camera app, has launched Kino, a pro video capture app for iPhone. Kino offers a user-friendly interface, advanced features like Instant Grade for cinematic video, and AutoMotion for optimal motion blur. Available for a one-time purchase of $19.99, Kino is optimized for iPhone 15 Pro but works on any iPhone running iOS 17.