Mobile Apps

Screen sharing is finally making its way to WhatsApp.

Whether you use Gmail or Apple Mail, give yourself more time to undo an email.

Venmo wants to help your teen learn more about money, by spending money on Venmo.

There's no need to send a second message correcting your mistakes.

Manage your digital clutter with GoodOnes, an AI-powered photo organization tool.

The Merlin Bird ID app can identify more than 1,000 species of bird by listening through your phone.

If you were previously verified, a glitch can bring back your verification check without paying for Twitter Blue.

From Quizlet and Otter to BibMe and Speechify, one of these apps should help you get through your next class.

For those of us with more than one smartphone, WhatsApp is no longer off-limits.

If you're already using Snapchat, then you have ChatGPT.

Bluesky might just bring back what you used to love about Twitter.

Rest in peace Linktree. We can handle our own links in bio now.

Check out the weather forecast without worrying you're being tracked and your data is being sold.

Is 1080p Premium worth signing up for YouTube's paid subscription?

Try Carrot Weather, the Weather Channel app (and more) while Apple Weather isn't working.

Kiwi lets you share your most recently played song with your friends once a day.

Will your favorite social media app be lost forever? Not exactly.

You don't need a new account to reset your For You page back to factory settings.

Everyone should give Apple Music Classical a try as soon as it's out.

Many active Instagram users were surprised when their posts landed on their old Facebook page.