DEVONthink is a management tool for documents and notes. Users can pull from sources like email and scanned paper documents, and view and edit files, for instance annotating PDFs. The latest mobile and desktop versions add iCloud to their list of sync options, which until now have included Dropbox, WebDAV, LAN, and removable media. The Mac client has also gained optional automatic sync whenever a user switches apps or quits, drag-and-drop inclusion of pages in a PDF file, and new scripts for archiving email. DEVONthink To Go improvements include the ability to manually deactive sync locations, searching from the database list on the homescreen, and more.
Get it for iOS: $14.99. Requires iOS 9.1 or later. Get it for macOS: $49.95.
Requires OS X Yosemite or later. FL Studio 20.
Actually a successor to FL Studio 12, the latest version of the digital audio workstation (DAW) is the first to become a native 64-bit Mac app, compatible with AU and VST plugins, and projects originated on Windows PCs. The software now also supports unlimited time signature changes, on-the-fly rendering of clips, and multiple Arrangements in the Playlist. The Plugin Delay Compensation feature has been rebuilt, supporting simultaneous manual and automatic uses.
Other improvements include new recording options and a smoother workflow. Get it for macOS: $99. The software is free for existing FL Studio owners. The email app now lets teams discuss emails using private, in-line comments below a message, making it easier for colleagues to understand references. Expanded sharing can create links to emails and message threads, with adjustable permissions for the sake of privacy.
Other upgrades let users participate in group email composition, and invite peers to email threads directly instead of relying on forwarded emails. New third-party integrations on iOS include Reminders, Files, Wunderlist, Todoist, Trello, Things, 2Do, Asana, and Bear. The Mac client has a new calendar interface. Get it for iOS: Free.
Requires iOS 10 or later. Get it for macOS: Free. Thrones of Britannia: A Total War Saga. Coming to Macs on May 24, Thrones of Britannia takes the Total War series to Britain in 878 as the Saxons, Welsh, Vikings, and Gaelic clans fight for land. Gameplay consists of turn-based strategy and diplomacy, switching to real-time 3D on the battlefield. The main campaign puts players in charge of one of 10 factions with a branching storyline that can change historical events. Multiplayer supports up to 8 people.
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