The Photomator image editor has gained image culling with flags, star ratings and filtering options but not everyone's impressed.

Welcome back to another edition of our Apps of the Week roundup! This week we have some great picks for you including an autonomous project management tool, an app for planning parties and events, and an AI meeting coach. And as always, we've selected a fun new game for you to check out.

Meta's WhatsApp now lets you use effect filters during video calls or replace your messy room with one of built-in backgrounds.

The popular Halide Camera app has enabled focus and exposure controls via the new Camera Control capture button on the iPhone 16 line.

The Google Photos app for iOS and Android has gained new presets powered by artificial intelligence (AI) that simplify video editing.

The Shazam mobile app for iPhone now supports Apple's Music Haptics feature in iOS 18 that plays vibrations and taps set to a song's beat.

Thirteen years after its debut, Snapchat is now available on iPadOS as a native app that takes advantage of the iPad's bigger screen.

Google Maps for iOS has gained improved navigation by dropping the Go and Updates tabs after the Android version did the same in July.

Pixelmator Pro and Photomator for iPhone, iPad and Mac have gained an updated Auto Straighten tool with 5x more accurate horizon detection.

Slack brings its first iPhone widgets for the Home and Lock screen, and now there's no escaping from work even when you're away.

Amazon is rolling out a new tab to show you only content included in your Prime Video subscription without paid movies and TV shows mixed in.