Muse Art app for iOS and Android has 100k paintings by thousands of artists

Making full use of those gorgeous and pixel dense smartphone displays to enjoy some of the most inspiring works of art, Muse Art features 100,000 paintings by over 2,000 artists ranging from old masters to contemporary visual artists.

Turning your phone into a travelling exhibit, Muse Art allows anyone to discover new artists, learn about their work and find out where paintings are currently being shown. Users can save their favorite paintings, build their own Private Gallery, and share it to Facebook, Twitter and more. Check it out here.

FrontLog 1.1 is a multi-level task manager for iOS

IN-SRC Limited released FrontLog 1.1, an update to their powerful multi-level task management tool for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices. Through the use of logbooks, FrontLog helps users organize tasks and increase their productivity.

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SoundCloud introduces new hub to centralize your favorite tunes

Taking one more step to developing its own subscription service, SoundCloud introduced a new interface to make the service work. Its new hub called Collection has been brought to iOS and web apps (Android version is coming in 2015). It is designed to bring all your favorite audio in one place. The Collection shows you the artists you follow and liked tracks and playlists without having to jump between sections. It’ll let you shuffle your favorite songs and find out if a new DJ mix or radio show pops up.

Source: SoundCloud | Via: Engadget

HERE Maps to make an Apple comeback next year

Following the release of Nokia’s HERE Maps app on Google Play, it would seem an iPhone release isn’t too far off. According to HERE’s official blog, the positive feedback for the Android release has prompted them to make a comeback to iOS. The previous HERE Maps app was pulled out from iOS when “iOS 7 ruined the experience.” All we can say is welcome back to HERE. We will be waiting for you.

Source: HERE | Via: iMore