Apps - Everyday Life

The biggest sports event in the planet will officially begin this Friday, learn how to watch on your mobile or tablet the opening of the Olympic Games.

With the integration of Google Meet in Gmail, the service received a tab in the email app. Learn how you can remove the Meet tab.

All iPhones running iOS 14.6 and the iOS 15 beta now features lossless audio and Dolby Atmos spatial audio in Apple Music.

Google Photos changed its storage rule on June 1. Learn how the new rules affect users of the service and what are the available alternatives.

Google Photos will no longer offer free unlimited storage for everyone starting June 1, but is that a reason to leave the service?

Learn how to use Google Search's augmented reality feature to view animals, plants, and other objects in 3D around your home.

"Driving Mode" is finally arriving in Germany and will be integrated into Google Maps. Here is how you are able to activate this useful feature.

With the end of unlimited storage for Google Photos, you may be considering switching over to another service. Learn how to do that in our tutorial.

Squid is a news app that targets millennials, offering news across different categories. Here's the review of the app.

Now that iOS 14.5 is released featuring better privacy controls, companies have lodged complaints against Apple fearing revenue loss.

Have you installed any weird apps on your phone that you absolutely love and can't do without? Well, I want to know all about your guilty app pleasures.

In love with the new camera features introduced on the Samsung Galaxy S21 series? Here's how you can use some of those features on any smartphone

Google recently added a heart rate monitoring feature to the Google Fit app. See how to monitor your heart rate using your smartphone

Spring is just around the corner, and we're eager to introduce a few apps that will help you kick off this season with a great start.

The latest version of Google Play Store supports sharing of apps from one phone to another using the ‘Nearby Share’ feature

How many takers for a drunk mode that prevents you from doing something stupid with your smartphone?

Starting next month, Google Fit will allow us to measure both heart rate and breathing rate using the smartphone's selfie cam.

You can finally use Street View with a live map in Google Maps. Here's how to use the new split-screen feature.

In the fight against misinformation, Twitter has launched Birdwatch. Users of the microblogging service can help with moderation themselves in the future.

The popular short video app is making young teens’ accounts more private by default.