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iOS App(s) of the Week: 2015 Fantasy Football Edition

Fantasy Football 2015

It is a good time to start considering what fantasy football cheat sheets, draft kits and tools you're going to download now that the NFL pre-season officially kicked off on Thursday. All the popular fantasy football apps have been updated for the 2015 season, and there are a few new offerings on the App Store too. Here's a quick look at some of the 2015 fantasy football apps available for the iPod touch, iPhone and iPad.

Apple releases iOS 8.4.1 to fix Apple Music, iTunes 12.2.2 also available

iOS 8.4.1 Release Notes

Apple today has released iOS 8.4.1 to address complaints aimed at its new music streaming service. Apple Music users and critics have complained about missing songs in their Music library and other bugs that have affected services such as iCloud Music. Apple blogger Jim Dalrymple's article titled, Apple Music is a nightmare and I’m done with it, gained the most attention after he complained about not being able to properly download full albums.

Robot Warlords now available on UK App Store

Robot Warlords

The endless runner Robot Warlords is now available on the UK App Store. The game is based on Jon Wright’s sci-fi film Robot Overlords. In Robot Warlords, players must escape robot invaders by running through city zones while dodging obstacles and enemy attacks. Players can also collect power ups to hack their enemies, blow them up and shut them down. Here's the trailer for the game:

First Walking Dead: No Man's Land trailer hits YouTube

Next Games has released the first gameplay trailer for the official Walking Dead mobile title, No Man's Land. The upcoming game is the first mobile release based on the hit AMC TV show, unlike Telltale's Walking Dead title which is based on Robert Kirkman's comic book series.

AAPL Stock Weekly Outlook: Merrill Lynch downgrades Apple while other analysts remain bullish, iPhone 6s to be announced Sept. 9 and more

One Infinite Loop.

Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) stock had a tough week, dropping to prices not seen since January. After opening the week at $121.50, share prices dropped precipitously on Tuesday and closed at $114.64 (and then dropped further to $112.95 in after hours trading). A bit was gained back on Wednesday after hitting the weekly low of $112.10 during trading. Share prices then leveled off for the rest of the week, closing Friday's session at $115.52 for about a 5% loss on the week.

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