2025 has been a pretty momentous year in terms of the apps I used on my iPhone. Whether it was a new discovery that changed ...

Defining my goals up front gave me a good starting point for what I want the home screen to look like. I started asking ...

Easily the best way to learn a language is by speaking it, and to that end Speak is adding new voice-first lesson content, helping you to practice new words and phrases. Speak is also taking a new ...

SheKnows’ new Born Connected, Gen Alpha and Screen Time series will dig deeper into each of those layers: the platforms they ...

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Enshittification is an inescapable fact of life. Apps and services that were once good fall foul of the constant need to ...

Travel in 2025 runs on smart Android apps and eSIMs like Yesim keep everything connected. Fewer apps, less friction, smoother trips.

In her early 20s, Kaci LaFon lived in Branson, Missouri, a tourist town known for its older population. She wanted to date but found it a challenge, so — like many her age — she headed to the apps.

Uber Technologies Inc. is introducing a way for some people to use the ride-hailing service without the company’s signature app.

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Santa Clarita Valley residents are used to tech trends showing up quietly at first: a new social platform teens whisper about at school, a new gadget parents spot at the […] ...