On a regular basis, Apple World Today posts a list of notable new apps or app updates that have been released. They may not necessarily be new, but they’re popular and deserve mention. Here are this week’s picks.
iOS
Cloud Nine Apps has launched announces Shopping Guru 1.0, a free iOS app to plan, shop and save on Amazon. It’s designed to make it easy to make goal driven purchases by organizing them into projects.
You can choose from built-in templates to create projects or start from scratch. Shopping Guru boasts features like price drop alerts, managing ad hoc items purchases, a savings dashboard, and more.
macOS
Rogue Amoeba has undated SoundSource, a macOS tool that provides access to critical audio settings, to version 4. With the revamped app, users can:
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Control audio on a per-app level, adjusting the volume of any app, or muting it;
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Per-app output selectors make it possible to play different apps through different audio devices.
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The one-click Magic Boost is designed for getting richer, fuller sound from tiny laptop speakers.
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The 10-band Lagutin equalizer can now be applied to audio from Spotify, Safari, and anything else.
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You can apply Audio Unit effects to any application or device.
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You can access all the settings for the Mac’s Output, Input, and Sound Effects devices.
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Super Volume Keys enable Mac keyboard volume keys to work with HDMI monitors and other digital audio output devices.
SoundSource can be accessed via its icon in the menu bar. Regardless of what application is in the foreground, users can adjust their global audio settings with just two clicks. SoundSource also provides the ability to do soft play-through of audio from input devices to any output.
SoundSource runs on macOS 10.11 and higher. A free fully-functional trial available for download. While in trial mode, SoundSource’s features will disable after 10 minutes of use. The unrestricted full version can be purchased for $29. Current users of version 3 can upgrade to version 4 for $19.
Feral Interactive says DiRT 4, the off-road and rally racing game, is out now on macOS and Linux.
Originally developed and published by Codemasters for PC and consoles, DiRT 4 is the latest of the studio’s racing games to be brought to macOS and Linux by Feral. DiRT 4 is available to buy now from the Feral Store for $59.99, and from the Mac App Store for $35.99.
