Category: Internet

Android: Google has released standard phone and contact apps in the Play Store, taking them away from Android, which means we’ll start getting more regular […]

Pocket recommended feed has gotten a little more personal. You can now follow friends and community leaders to see what they recommend in the Read […]

We were fans of CleanMyDrive when it was originally released because it made managing multiple external drives a lot easier. Now, after a recent update, […]

Android: Widgets are still one of the most useful parts of Android, but who has time to get to their home screen to see them? […]

Android / iOS: We all love tasks, but sometimes it makes sense to store them in our calendar rather than in a separate app. Now […]

We saw a couple of apps get around Apple’s restrictions by manually installing them using the newer version of Xcode, which no longer requires a […]

Searching the web is one of the main reasons most of us pay for a data plan, but let’s face it: surfing the web on […]

Chrome: Have you ever read an article on the Internet just to forget most of what it said a few days later? Hibou is an […]

Ever wished there was an encyclopedia in Word to touch on, or dummy numbers generated in Excel? Office Add-ins provide such additional functionality for Word, […]

If you want to play all your favorite old games on your computer, RetroArch sets up a user-friendly all-in-one interface for any retro game you […]

iPhone: Wunderlist has been one of the best case managers for a long time, and today the iPhone version just got a little better. The […]

Reading is fundamental. Not only is this true, it is the name of a non-profit organization that is giving away 50 free e-books to all […]

Do you miss the classic games that came with Windows 7? Those that didn’t require paying $ 10 a year to remove ads (unlike modern […]

iOS: Google updated the Hangouts app today with a few useful features that finally add proper support for iOS 9. Big update here – adding […]

Android / iOS: Over the years, we’ve had quite a few apps and habit-building tricks. HabitBull combines all of these principles into a great free […]

Chrome: Have too many tabs open and not sure where to start? Relevance is a free Chrome extension that reorders your tabs based on what […]

Android 4.1+: Doze is one of the best new Android Marshmallow features that prevents apps from using the network when your phone is idle. But […]

Android: One of the most famous claims of Android is true multitasking. Pintasking is perhaps the best example of this, making it easy to switch […]

iOS: Reeder has long been our favorite RSS reader on the iPhone and iPad . It is getting a little better today with a few […]

Technically, you can already call Uber for someone else, but it can be a long and frustrating process. Teleport on iOS makes it very easy […]

iPad: The split view multitasking feature in iOS 9 is great , but you can’t run two instances of the same app. With something like […]

iOS / Mac: Tired of looking at this fancy functional terminal built into OS X? Cathode is an app that strips away all this readable […]

Open a new tab and you will be greeted by a stunning moving view. It’s a Live Start Page concept that also adds a clock […]

Photos and videos usually take up most of the space on our devices. If you find that your phone is running out of space, there […]

iOS: You have some great launcher options on iOS, but LaunchCode takes a different approach, integrating the standard notification launcher with a fun gesture system. […]

iPhone: With a little tweak, Waze can be a great navigation app , and today it has gotten a bit better for iPhone 6s and […]

Android ( root ): The awesome Xposed framework that lets you run your own customized version of Android , now updated to work with Android […]

Android / iOS: If you’ve ever wanted to hear what it’s like to be a veterinarian, industrial designer, city planner, or even a superstar hairdresser, […]

Android / iOS: Hiring a personal trainer for your workouts may have some benefits , but it is still cheaper to work out at home. […]

iOS: If you love noodle soup, you’ll love Noodler, the “noodle soup oracle.” This app makes sure you never run out of idea for your […]

iOS: Consider yourself a fan of Chrome on iPhone and iPad? As with other versions of Chrome, you can check out the new beta versions, […]

Mac: Screensavers aren’t the most exciting thing to do, but if you’ve ever wanted to use a video file as your screensaver, SaveHollywood is an […]

Android: Our beloved Android SwiftKey keyboard is getting a big update today. Now the app can predict your next two words at once. Besides double […]

iOS: Castro is one of our favorite podcast managers on iOS because it’s easy to use, has a few smart controls, and works great for […]

Android / iPhone. Google today launched YouTube Music, an app that uses YouTube’s huge collection of music to create personalized radio stations. YouTube Music is […]

iOS: If you’ve chosen Firefox as your browser, and you’re also using an iPhone or iPad, you’ve probably been disappointed by the lack of Firefox […]

iOS / Internet: FileThis caught our attention earlier this year as an automated document manager . The company has now released an update that allows […]

Microsoft has done a big job with its new Universal Apps for Windows 10. While some developers are in no rush to join the bandwagon, […]

iOS: F.lux, an app that changes the screen temperature based on the time of day, is one of our favorites because it makes your screen […]

Automation on iOS is surprisingly effective with tools like Workflow , but if that’s none of your business, Alloy is a new app that takes […]