For most Android users, the Play Store is the only place they ever look for apps, and honestly, that’s how I used Android for years, too. But over time, I realized that some of the most interesting ...

GM continues to show strength in the connected vehicle space, as several of the automaker’s brands posted solid results in the JD Power 2026 U.S. OEM EV App Report. The latest study examined how ...

App stores these days are flooded with freemium software. A lot of these apps cost nothing to download, but their most useful features are often hidden behind monthly subscriptions. However, there are ...

Microsoft PowerToys feels like something that shouldn’t exist in Windows today. What started in 2019 as a couple of utilities for things like window and shortcut management has gradually expanded to ...

If you've recently picked up the new iPhone 17, iPhone Air, iPhone 17 Pro, or even if you're just looking to get more out of the iPhone you already own, the App Store is home to millions of apps ...

The Ting app lets you track power outages at a hyper-local level. Anyone can use the free map, regardless of whether they have a Ting device. Ting says that 95% of US homes have a Ting sensor within a ...

A new map based on data from home sensors shows power outages at a national and neighborhood level. A new map based on data from home sensors shows power outages at a national and neighborhood level.

Editor's take: Microsoft has spent years trying to make its official app store the default gateway for Windows software. The effort has mostly flopped, but the company keeps nudging the store toward ...

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Harry Sawyers Harry Sawyers is an editor who has covered home improvement, ...

Photo: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac The 12 free Mac apps in this roundup prove that the best software doesn’t need to cost you anything. These are the first apps I install on any new Mac, as they ...

Ditch the heart rate zones and start tracking your workouts in watts. Once exclusive to cyclists, runners can now take advantage of all the insights that stem from tracking 'power'—and certain Garmin ...

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