4 Apps Android Users Rarely Use (But Should)
While the Play Store is home to a variety of apps, here are some underrated gems that may not have the biggest user base but offer great functionality.
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Are Premium VPNs Actually Worth It? Here's What You Need To Know
Premium VPNs offer features that free services don't. Here are a few factors to consider when deciding whether a paid VPN subscription is worth it.
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3 Cheaper Alternatives To Spotify Premium You Should Switch To
Even long-time Spotify Premium users are now feeling the weight of the rising subscription cost. Here are some cheaper alternatives that you must try.
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You Can Move Apps And Channels On Your Roku Home Screen - Here's How
Some Roku users are more particular than others when it comes to arranging app icons on the home screen. If that's you, here's how to best organize your tiles.
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Why Are Cars Getting Rid Of Android Auto?
Infotainment systems like Android Auto have made smart phone integration a big pro in car buying in recent years, but they seem to be disappearing.
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Will The Netflix And HBO Max Apps Be Combined? Here's What We Know
Netflix buying Warner Bros. has been the news to follow and the talk of the town. The streaming landscape could look very different once the deal goes through.
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The 3 Best RSS Reader Apps You Need To Start Using In 2026
If you're looking to reduce social media usage, or perhaps aren't satisfied with Google Discover, these RSS feed readers can keep you in the loop.
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5 Free Android Auto Apps You Should Always Have Installed
For those who spend a lot of time in their cars, here are some of the best Android Auto apps you need to use for better functionality or to avoid distractions.
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5 Free Windows Apps You've Probably Never Used (But Should)
Even if you use Windows on a daily basis, some underrated yet useful apps might have slipped under your radar. Here are some of these apps you must try.
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Apple's iOS Roadmap: Looking Ahead From iOS 26.3 To iOS 27
iOS 26.3 is still in the early stages of beta testing, but Apple's roadmap through iOS 27 (and beyond) has already started to leak online.
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Google Chrome Is Still Free, But Agentic AI Features May Require A Subscription
You can still download and use Google Chrome for free, but there are signs that a paid subscription might be required for some upcoming AI features.
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Google May Soon Make A Big Change To Android Multitasking
Android devices have gained plenty of multitasking features in recent years, and Google is now pushing that even further with a new test already underway.
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5 iOS 26.3 Features You Can Look Forward To In Early 2026
Apple keeps to a pretty consistent routine with regards to iOS updates; here's what's coming with version 26.3 in January or February.
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Google May Soon Let You Change That Old, Silly Gmail Address
If you have an old Google account with a silly email ID that you're embarassed to give out, you may soon be able to change the address as per a report.
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Google One Cloud Storage Plans Just Got A 50% Discount, But You'll Have To Act Fast
If you know you're going to need more cloud storage in 2026, you should check out the limited time deals currently available for Google One.
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The 5 Best Apple Watch Face Apps You Need To Try
Looking to customize your Apple Watch? Discover the 5 best Apple Watch face apps of 2025 that let you design, download, and personalize your screen today.
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AutoMix Is Apple Music's Worst Feature (And You Need To Turn It Off)
AutoMix is a clever idea, but the new Apple Music feature doesn't work nearly consistently enough. Here's how to turn it off once and for all.
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5 Underrated Google Apps You Need To Try On Your Android Phone
Google apps are already part of the daily lives of most Android users. These lesser-known apps, however, may be flying under the radar when they shouldn’t.
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iOS 26.3 Will Play Nicer With Third-Party Headphones And Smartwatches, But Only In Europe
iOS 26.3 is going to improve the integration between the iPhone and third-party headphones and smartwatches, but only in Europe for now.
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An AI Chatbot Tried To Contact The FBI - Here's Why
AI chatbots can hallucinate and do a lot of weird stuff, but wait until you hear what this AI chatbot did when it noticed a $2 discrepancy in its accounts.
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Instacart Ends AI Price Experiment After Consumer Reports Investigation
After facing a wave of backlash from consumers and politicians, Instacart has ended its AI price experiment. Here's what's going to change for shoppers.
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This Free App Wirelessly Sends Files From Your PC To Your Steam Deck (Or Laptop)
The Steam Deck can do more than just play games from Steam. Using this free app, you can wirelessly transfer game and other files from a PC to your handheld.
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4 Ways To Use Android Apps On Your Mac Or PC
Looking to use your favorite Android apps on your Mac or PC, rather than your smartphone? Here are some ways you can do just that, without spending a cent.
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5 Essential Android Apps That Can Replace Clunky Gadgets
There’s a good chance your Android phone already has an app that can replace one of the gadgets you use regularly. If so, these apps will do the trick.
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Google Mysteriously Delays Gemini Replacing Google Assistant On Its Devices
Google is still intent on replacing Google Assistant with Gemini, but the change won't be happening quite as quickly as originally planned.
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Every Android User Needs To Start Using The Best Free Productivity App
If you have not made use of Google's best app for productivity and tackling to-do lists, then hard workers are missing out on its capable organization tools.
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10 Unexpected Ways Google Lens Can Help You Every Day
Unlock the full potential of your smartphone camera. Discover 10 surprising Google Lens hacks that save time, solve problems, and help you learn.
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