Category: Internet

iPhone: Google has updated its Maps app to include food ordering capabilities. Now when you open a restaurant on Google Maps, you will see which […]

iPad: The Moleskine Timepage Calendar is surprisingly one of the best calendar apps for the iPhone because it takes a very design-oriented approach to the […]

Google recently revamped the Hangouts Chrome extension, making it a little more similar to its Android and iOS equivalents. For some, this is a welcome […]

Chrome: Half the time, I really don’t remember why I left the tab open. I have dozens of tabs to use later on, but I […]

iOS: If you have dietary restrictions or allergies, you probably have a mental list of common ingredients to look out for and what to change […]

Chrome: There are many time tracking apps out there, but TimeYourWeb may be one of the simplest we’ve ever seen. It’s a free Chrome extension […]

iPhone: Image annotations are one of those amazingly useful tools on your iPhone, and while iOS has an option built in, there isn’t much you […]

Android: Noon Pacific is one of our favorite music services . Every week, you get fresh, new music in a carefully curated playlist delivered straight […]

In iOS 10, Apple has updated its Messages app with a host of new features. One of those features, an app store specifically for Messages, […]

Windows: Sharper Scaling is a single-purpose application that increases the size of an image while maintaining an impressive amount of detail. Compared to conventional image […]

Android: For many of us, Google Maps has long replaced radio broadcasts that let you know about traffic on your way home. Google now makes […]

Windows: The new Microsoft Universal Apps platform may seem a little forgotten at times, but Instagram is giving it some love today. You can now […]

iOS: LowRes Coder is a fun app that lets you create low-res pixel games reminiscent of your favorite arcade games of the past. It uses […]

iPhone: If you enjoy using the Apple Health app, you probably noticed that there is no good way to import or export your data. This […]

Internet / Android / iPhone: Bookmarking services like Pocket and Instapaper are great , but one thing they don’t work a bit is organization. Stash […]

iOS: Dropbox has updated its iOS app with several new features, including a handy new PDF signature feature, the iMessages app, and more. The most […]

Mac: If you use iTunes or Spotify to listen to music on your Mac, you know the little controller is a handy utility. MiniPlay is […]

The internet is rife with trouble. Pop-up ads when you visit a page to be closed, sites that automatically play sound even on background tabs, […]

iPhone: Google has updated the Google Maps iPhone app with several new features, including an improved widget and more detailed descriptions. Now, when you search […]

iOS / Android / Web: Choosing a place to visit can be easy, but choosing what to do there within your budget, with friends or […]

iOS: Duolingo is one of the most popular ways to learn a new language , and the iPhone app is getting an update today with […]

Android / iPhone: Journaling apps are generally designed to capture moments or write down your thoughts on paper as often as possible. The Calendar of […]

Android / iOS: “Free Airport Wi-Fi” is almost always slow, security nightmare, or expensive, but it probably isn’t all that is available at the airport. […]

iOS / Mac: You have many great options for keeping track of your habits , but Habitify is one of the first we’ve seen that […]

Android: Facebook mobile apps are notorious for using up battery power and resources . So, you’re probably going to love the stripped-down Messenger app that’s […]

The main operating system of the Raspberry Pi, Raspbian, has just received a new look from the Raspberry Pi Foundation . Called PIXEL, this is […]

Chrome: We’ve all been there – you open the site in a new tab and it starts playing audio in the background. Or worse, you […]

Android: Google Maps has updated Google Maps to respond to voice commands. This means you can use “Ok Google” to do all sorts of things, […]

We’re fans of AppCleaner as an app uninstaller , but on How-To Geek, they point out that free software is also useful for resetting apps […]

iOS / Android: You have a variety of options to choose what to listen to on the road or when doing housework. Laugh.ly adds thousands […]

iPhone: Signing up to vote is by no means difficult , but if you want to pester your friends a little to make sure they […]

Regular contributor JonRedcorn2 is switching his desktops to reg, and this recent variation has caught our attention. It’s symmetrical and interesting, and not overloaded with […]

WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging apps in the world. However, until today, if you wanted to invite someone to a group chat, […]

Chrome and its open source variant, Chromium, are great browsers, but there is no denying that Google has eyes deep inside to keep track of […]

Plex Media Server is one of the easiest ways to access all of your movies from your local NAS. Plex Cloud is a new service […]

Chrome: Signal, an encrypted chat application built by Open Whisper Systems and endorsed by the likes of Edward Snowden, is now out of beta and […]

iOS: Manual is a powerful, well-designed camera app that gives you full control over the exposure of your photos, and with the arrival of iOS […]

iOS / Android: Speedify is a convenient way to combine multiple internet connections into one mega-channel . It’s even better now. In 4.0, you can […]

Windows / Mac / Linux: Opera launched its own free built-in VPN a few months ago, but you could only get it if you manually […]

Windows / Mac: TunnelBear is one of the best VPNs out there , but the faux retro tree aesthetic always throws it into an ugly […]