Mobile Apps

iPhone users now have a Google Drive feature Android users have had for a decade.

It's now easier to both find something new to watch and to track the titles you've seen.

You can finally download reels from any public Instagram account.

A update to Google Maps Lists feature could replace your hectic group chat.

You can finally sign into WhatsApp from anywhere, even if you don't have a cell signal.

Google Maps has a new color scheme, but you can opt out of it by changing your app settings. Sort of.

Meta won't let you get you rid of your Threads account easily—but it's not impossible.

Reddit images don't need to look so ugly.

TikTok now lets you save songs you find on the app to your favorite music streaming services, like Apple Music, Spotify, and Amazon Music.

Venmo's new "Venmo Groups" feature works just as Splitwise does—which means you can split payments all in one app now.

AI and crash reports come together to potentially save you from an accident.

Embrace the future by making the address bar easy to reach.

People can now call you on X...but why? Here's how to fix that.

Google just announced six new AI features you can try out in Google Maps this week.

Save and share any unmapped location in the world.

There's finally rich text formatting options in Google Keep.

From recipe apps to those that help you study more efficiently, there's something great for everyone.

Meta lets you fix your typos without paying a monthly fee.

There's useful shortcut that lets you download content from the social media app.

There's useful shortcut that lets you download content from the social media app.