Category: Internet

Mac: The latest version of Alfred has improved text expansion . The cool thing is that you can easily download packages from other people to […]

Android: If you enjoy every song you hear in a bar or club but don’t want to take your phone out to identify each song, […]

iPhone: We all know the iPhone can take great pictures. But what’s so interesting about that? BitCam is a retro pixelated camera app. Rather than […]

iOS: Modern Atlas is one of many travel planning apps that can organize what you want to see, do and eat on your next vacation. […]

Mac: It’s easy enough to use a system service to launch Terminal from any folder in OS X , but you don’t have many options. […]

Android / iOS: Google is getting better at finding free time in your schedule . It only makes sense that he should be able to […]

If you’re looking for a way to teach your kids this summer, Box Island is a fun and addicting iOS game that uses puzzle-like levels […]

OS X: Hemingboard started out as an iOS keyboard that works like an extended thesaurus, offering not only synonyms for everything you type, but also […]

iPad: Picture-in-Picture mode was added to iPad back in September 2015 , but multitasking functionality required software support. It’s finally available on Netflix’s largest video […]

There is no shortage of system recovery and recovery discs that you can download and keep close at hand when your computer gives you problems, […]

Chrome: Chrome’s incognito mode is great, but one drawback is the fact that Chrome doesn’t keep any history when you use it. Most of the […]

Android: If you’ve used Facebook Messenger for a long time, you may remember those glorious days when it could handle your SMS messages too . […]

iOS: When you’re a parent, finding a good place to hang out with your kids isn’t as easy as googling your local restaurants. Having babies […]

iPhone: When it comes to iPhone journaling apps, it’s hard to beat day one . However, not everyone wants the complexity on offer from day […]

Mac: If you have a large screen or tend to work across multiple desktops, the menu bar on your Mac may seem distant. MenuMate is […]

Android: A few years ago we introduced a handy little Facebook client called Fast . The Fast received a big update earlier this month with […]

OS X: If you visit Wikipedia frequently with your questions and want an encyclopedia a click away, Qwiki for Mac brings the site to the […]

iOS: Camera + has long been our pick as the best iPhone camera app , and today it gets a little better with a new […]

Mac: Keeping track of the various sensors on your Mac is easy enough with System Monitor , but if you’re looking for a free and […]

Mac: You’ve got tons of great launchers on your Mac, and even the built-in Spotlight does the job well enough for most of us. If […]

Chrome: Flatbook (formerly Facebook Flat) has been around for a while, but when a developer let us know about some of the changes he was […]

iOS: Paper is one of the best drawing apps on iOS , and recent updates have added the ability to write to-do lists and other […]

Mac: Screensavers aren’t as fun as they used to be , but if you want to make a difference, WebViewScreenSaver lets you use any website […]

Microsoft Planner, a new tool that helps teams track and collaborate on projects, launched today for Office 365. Planner lets you organize projects, share files, […]

Android / iOS (beta): You probably use your phone as an alarm clock and you can even use it to play music instead of your […]

iPhone: If you’re on the go, buttons aren’t always easy to control music on your iPhone. Swysh is an iPhone app that allows you to […]

OS X: Browsing Instagram on the web works well enough, but it’s a pretty minimal experience and you can’t post photos through a browser. You […]

iOS: You use a lot of online services that track a lot of data, but what do you really know about all of this? Sherbit […]

Some set-top boxes support all the services you need, but when you have one that runs Android, there is usually a workaround. One of the […]

The musician (and generally a great guy) Moby wrote tons of super-relaxing music to meditate on, do yoga, sleep to sleep, or just relax and […]

Chrome: If you’re the type of person who loves a little bit of motivation throughout the day in the form of an inspirational quote, New […]

One of the common uses for the Raspberry Pi is as an inexpensive information display that runs something like a magic mirror or animated GIF […]

iOS: You already know that archiving, deleting, or reading emails is an effective way to deal with a crowded inbox filled with unread messages. Morning […]

iOS: Twitter is a great feed, but saving interesting tweets for later, creating playlists from songs you find, and collecting interesting or themed tweets into […]

iOS: There are many ways to find your way when you need to get from A to B by car, but what if you want […]

iOS: Washing can be confusing if you don’t know what all these symbols mean on your clothes. Why are there two lines under this bucket? […]

Android / Windows Phone / Windows 10: Pomodoro. Kanban boards. Time tracking. Planning. If you value productivity and are a fan of Lifehacker, you know […]

Android: Want to be reminded every time you look at your smartphone? ReNotify lets you add permanent notes to the notification bar that won’t disappear […]

Pixelmator’s new update, 3.5 Canyon, includes quick selection and magnetic selection tools, and touch-up enhancements for the Mac Photos app. The new Quick Select tool […]

If you like the simplicity of Clear but want a more schedule-oriented to-do list, Sorted might be the task juggling app you’ve always wanted. Sorted […]