Apps

Buzzer has secured rights to stream sports highlights via a smartphone app

Some promising initiatives, some worrying criticisms

An app that records consent seems like a good idea in theory, but there are some glaring issues with the proposed technology

Universal Music Group is teaming up with the Calm app to help you fall asleep

From energy drinks to fitness tech

What a difference a small design tweak can make

Celebrities on Cameo usually offer congratulations or well wishes, but some have found themselves tasked with delivering less joyous tidings

This is not a rhetorical question

The app will be allowed to stay in the App Store

Illicit pandemic parties? There's an app for that.

The latest update helps you socially distance on the subway, train or bus

Drivers for app-based ride-share services are now considered independent contractors

The social audio application launches today on the App Store

The "Business Accused of Racist Behavior" alert will help customers avoid bigoted establishments

Formerly known as G Suite, Google's various office apps are getting a streamlined new interface

Nearly two-thirds of them are between the ages of 18 and 24

It's prompting climate scientists to leave the platform

The dating app's "Year in Swipe" report suggests users want a comfortable middle ground in their relationships.

Hundreds of apps from the old-school device are now accessible on modern smartphones

Ads from other companies are being sent out even when users aren't engaging with the Uber app

Exactly how "elite" are they?

Developers and users are complaining about inappropriate app suggestions showing up in their searches

While other social media platforms saw declines, TikTok news consumption is up, according to a Pew survey

Data collected by apps on your phone can be sold and utilized by law enforcement in a way that sidesteps normal search warrant procedures

Be careful the next time you click on a link within your favorite platform

The company will emphasize Uber One moving forward

During the pandemic, millions of people used the service to send fun, COVID-safe gifts to friends and family. But now that we're seeing each other in person again, is there still a need?

They’re the Airbnb for swimming pools, and thus an ideal summer hack

The documents were from 2013 to 2017

A new app from the agency is supposed to be about keeping your kids safe, but should you trust it?

According to Hinge, we're in for a summer of "zero-proof dating"

Former nurses, managers, and users have expressed fear that the mental health app could be hurting more than they’re helping.