Category: Internet

CloudReady, the software that turns just about any old laptop into a Chromebook , now offers dual boot options so you can check out Chromium […]

Android / iOS: The better your phone takes pictures, the more space those photos take up. Everalbum solves this problem by uploading most of your […]

Mac: Not all apps have the same base volume, and sometimes one app likes to yell at you while the other is too quiet. Volume […]

Android: Focus has quickly become one of our new favorite photo management apps for Android . The beta can now lock the entire app with […]

You dreamed of composing amazing symphonies, but gave up because you didn’t want to spend thousands of dollars on hardware and software. Well, Live Loops […]

Windows / Mac / Linux: There is certainly no shortage of note-taking apps in the world, but if you are looking for a simple one-time […]

iPhone: The DRM-free audiobook business isn’t exactly booming (although sites like Downpour and LibriVox exist to help you find them), that doesn’t mean you might […]

Mac: Wolfram Alpha has a ton of useful information, but sometimes it’s easy to forget about it. Nimble is a small menu bar app that […]

iOS / Android / Mac / Windows: iDisplay, a utility that turns your tablet into a fully functional second screen for your computer, just updated […]

The Android version of 1Password from AgileBits received an update today that adds support for fingerprint unlocking, as well as a complete redesign of the […]

iOS: Victories is an app that takes every to-do on your to-do list and turns it into a “battle,” where doing is winning and putting […]

Mac: There are many browser tools out there to check your internet speed, but they are usually filled with nasty ads. If you prefer your […]

Mac: Don’t like your wallpaper to always be the same? FreshBackMac is a simple little Mac app that switches between different wallpapers from a wide […]

If you’ve never performed on stage before, you may feel overwhelmed the first time you step up. To help you feel more comfortable, public speaking […]

Internet / Mac / iOS / Android / Blackberry / Fire: Remember the Milk was one of the first really big apps , and today […]

Mac: OS X has all sorts of automation tools, from the built-in Automator to commercial options like Keyboard Maestro . Hammerspoon is another tool that […]

Android / Android Wear: Talkey analyzes your incoming text messages and intelligently generates clear language responses appropriate for the message. It’s perfect for when you’re […]

iOS / Mac: Day One has long been a popular journaling app for Apple devices . It is feature-rich, well-designed and constantly updated. A new […]

Android / iPhone: Sometimes the best way to discover new music is to dig at random. For example, Playlist a Day is an app that […]

If you do a lot of public speaking or giving presentations to people, Zoho Showtime can make your life (and work) easier. Showtime makes it […]

iOS / OS X: All services like Facebook, Instagram, and Google Hangouts have their own archives, but they can be tricky to download and organize, […]

Airdroid is one of our favorite ways to control Android phone remotely . Now, in the new update, you can use your computer keyboard to […]

Android / iOS: Lonely Planet is well known for its city guides designed to help travelers around the world make the most of their trips, […]

iOS: Airmail has long been our favorite email app in the uncluttered Mac app market , and today it has made its way to the […]

Android: Microsoft’s Android apps are surprisingly good . One of the most recent Microsoft Garage apps is Connections, the Contacts app that lets you create […]

Some of the best meal planning apps are no longer available and others are paid. Copy Me That is a great alternative that combines recipe […]

Windows / Mac / Linux: Soundcloud is a fantastic repository of music, but this website isn’t all that enjoyable to browse. If you prefer desktop […]

The last place where you should spend a lot of time on your phone is while driving a car. Fortunately, there are many apps designed […]

iOS: Back in the old days of iOS 8, Apple allowed third-party browsers to access a small amount of software that allowed them to run […]

Chrome: When you browse the web, it’s always a little annoying to have to download something and then open that in a third-party app just […]

Mac: Apple Mail is good for most people, but if you really want a powerful email client, it doesn’t fit in every way. MailButler is […]

iOS: Podcasting can be tricky, but ZCast for iPhone just launched makes it as easy as downloading an app, tapping a record, and starting your […]

iPhone: Want to make your Twitter time easier when it was just a wall of text tweets? Little-Voices is a little app that does just […]

Chrome: The Picture-in-Picture mode used by the YouTube app for iOS and Android is a great way to continue watching YouTube while a video is […]

Mac: It’s no secret that a lot of people really don’t like iTunes, but that doesn’t mean most of us really bother replacing it. If […]

iOS: Apple has released a new app called Music Memos that tries to make it a little easier to record those musical ideas you have […]

Windows / Mac / Linux: Mac users have long been able to easily create their own desktop apps from web apps using Fluid , but […]

OS X: HazeOver makes it easy to focus on the task at hand, even if you have multiple windows open on your Mac. All it […]

WhatsApp is one of the most popular alternative messaging apps in the world, despite the fact that most users charge $ 0.99 a year from […]

iPhone: We’ve seen loads of iOS music apps that pull music from your Dropbox account , but Jukebox stands out for offering offline mode along […]