It’s nearly 2020, and Craigslist finally has an iOS app By Jesus Diaz After more than ten years of App Store, Craigslist gets its very first official app.
Apple announces best apps of 2019: And the winners are… By Caitlin McGarry This year, photography apps, creative tools and gorgeous games dominated Apple’s list.
Surprise Apple December event will honor top apps, games By Philip Michaels Apple will end the year with an event in New York City, where it says it will highlight the best games and apps of the year.
These Adware-Riddled iOS Apps Got Past Apple: Did They Fool You? By Kate Kozuch Apple pulled more than a dozen iOS apps infested with adware from the App Store. Here's what you need to know.
Google Unveils Six New Apps to Cure Your Phone Addiction By Jesus Diaz Google has released several apps designed to improve your digital wellbeing and spend less time on your phone.
Adobe Illustrator for iPadOS Coming Right After Photoshop By Jesus Diaz After announcing Photoshop CC for iPad, Adobe is getting ready to announce the other must-have art package: Illustrator.
This Killer App Cancels Free Trials Before You Have to Pay By Richard Priday The new feature in the DoNotPay app gives you false bank details and ends
How to Help Hurricane Dorian Victims Now By Richard Priday The best places to donate to if you want to help the people of the Bahamas.
These Robocall Blocking Apps May Be Secretly Selling Your Data By Paul Wagenseil Many top robocall-blocking apps pass on your data to third parties, a researcher said.
Google Launches Gallery Go for Photos: What You Need to Know By Kate Kozuch Google just released a lightweight alternative to Google Photos. Here's everything you need to know about Gallery Go.
Spotify Lite vs. Spotify: Why the New App Matters By Adam Ismail For those using older phones with less storage or who remain stuck on a limited data plan, Spotify Lite could be a big help.
WhatsApp Status: What It Is and How to Use It By Althea Chang Much like Snapchat's Stories, WhatsApp now lets you post decorated images and videos as status updates. Here's how.
iTunes Shutting Down: What It Means for You By Sean Riley, Henry T. Casey Here are the three apps Apple will replace iTunes with: Music, Podcasts and TV. Will they be enough?
Dropbox Suffers Outage (Update: It’s Back) By Phillip Tracy Dropbox is currently experiencing an outage that is preventing a significant number of users from accessing the cloud storage service.
Overcast Just Made It Way Easier to Share Podcasts with Friends By Henry T. Casey Getting your friends into your favorite podcasts used to be tough. Overcast is changing that.
Apple vs. Spotify Antitrust Battle Could Change the App Store Forever By Jesus Diaz The European Union has the power to radically change Apple operates if it sees any signs of monopoly abuse.
We Really Want Spotify India’s Exclusive Features For Ourselves By Richard Priday As part of Spotify’s launch in India, it’s revealed some cool new features exclusive to Indian users.
Star Wars Lightsaber Academy Is Jedi Boot Camp By Sherri L. Smith Star Wars Lightsaber Academy will let you train with up to five Masters in the force -- either Sith or Jedi via an app-connected lightsaber.
Best Augmented Reality Apps By Sherri L. Smith, John Corpuz Augmented reality has gone from science fiction to practical reality. Check out these impressive AR apps and games for Android and iOS devices.
The Best Google Maps Feature Ever Is Now in Testing By Mark Spoonauer Google is letting select Google Maps users test its innovative AR Mode, which should dramatically improve walking directions.
Gmail App Redesign Is Pretty Radical By Daniel Bean Google says it's bringing the white-dominant look of the web version of Gmail to its iOS and Android apps in the coming weeks.
Meet the AI That Could Solve Facebook's Bug Problem By Marc Chacksfield To make sure Facebook’s app works fine, there’s a huge amount of engineering involved behind the scenes.
Apps Are Selling Your Location: Here’s How to Stop It By Monica Chin Thousands of apps are secretly collecting and selling your location, according to a new report.
It's Official! Google Is Killing Allo, Its Little-Used Messaging App By Richard Priday The app will go offline for good after two years of operation, but Google’s other chat apps will use continue to develop its features
Spotify Comes to Apple Watch, But It's Missing a Key Feature By Philip Michaels Spotify has released the first Apple Watch-ready version of its music app, but offline playback will have to wait.
Google May Soon Let You Subscribe to Android Apps By Don Reisinger An app-subscription service called Play Pass could give you hundreds of dollars in apps for a smaller fee.
Facebook Messenger Is Getting a Much-Needed Overhaul By Philip Michaels Facebook is rolling out a new version of Messenger that reduces the number of tabs with an eye toward simplifying its popular chat app.
3 New Google Maps Features Commuters Will Love By Adam Ismail Today, Google is rolling out new features for Google Maps on Android and iOS that should make life especially easier for commuters.
Twitter Finally Fixed One of Its Biggest Problems By Henry T. Casey This one trick can rein in your Twitter timeline and add some order.
How to Compose Your Own Music for Free By Marshall Honorof Thanks to a free program called MuseScore, you can compose, arrange and even listen to your very own masterworks.
