Pad owners searching for a drawing app for beginners can often find themselves with an app that doesn’t really suit their ...

Despite the hardships that come with it, this was the approach taken by ArtWorkout founder Aleksandr Ulitin, whose learn how ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- ArtWorkout, currently the #1 "learn to draw" app on iPad, is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about apps to learn how to draw, relax, have fun, and ...

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Tell your friends to hit the App Store or Android market, there’s a new update for Draw Something out today with some cool new features. Now you can chat with friends while you play, save your ...

Every week, as part of a new tech segment, we'll be digging into our digital sandbox for some fun. New Yorker cartoonist Matthew Diffee is starting things off with a review of Draw Something, a ...

ArtWorkout is a learn-to-draw app for iPad and Apple Pencil designed to make creativity simple, soothing, and social. It comes with a large library of step-by-step drawing lessons to help anyone, no ...

Social game-maker OMGPOP says it has another mobile hit — its app Draw Something has been downloaded more than 1 million times in 10 days. Draw Something is based on OMGPOP’s online game Draw My Thing ...

The new iOS 11 Notes app is already far better than the previous version, but this one new feature might tip you over the edge. Now you can draw on pictures with your Apple Pencil, just by tapping on ...

An addictive smartphone app which launched just seven weeks ago has been sold for $180 million. Draw Something soared to the top of the app charts after being downloaded a staggering 350 million times ...

Chris Pirillo is many things: a self-proclaimed geek, a blogger, an entrepreneur – and according to him, an average gamer. The 38-year-old founder of blogging network Lockergnome loves the casual game ...

The simple but brilliant iPad accessory known as Osmo, which takes real-world objects and movements and transforms them into onscreen gameplay, has a new trick up its sleeve. Its new "Masterpiece" app ...