Apps
Apps That Can Help You Make Money: What Each Type Actually Delivers
Naomi BergmanA category-by-category look at earning apps, what they pay for your time, and where the fee sits.
Apps
Apps reviews the software people keep on a home screen: notes, photo, finance, health, streaming and productivity tools. Each piece weighs the annual subscription against free alternatives, checks which permissions are requested, and tests whether data can be exported cleanly. For readers deciding what deserves another year.
Mobile and desktop apps assessed on what they do well.
Apps
How to Declutter Your Phone in One Hour, Step by Step
William ElliottA one-hour plan to cut apps, silence notifications, and reset your screen-time settings — no new apps required.
Apps
How to Stop Apps from Tracking You Across Other Apps on Your iPhone
Naomi BergmanApple's "Ask App Not to Track" button really does block the ad ID trackers rely on — but it doesn't stop every tracking method, and a few account types can't turn it on at all.
Apps
How to Set Up Screen Time Controls for Kids on iPhone and Android
Naomi BergmanApple's Family Sharing and Google's Family Link both document downtime, app limits and approval-gated downloads — the thirty-minute setup, plus the two settings that cause most meltdowns.
Apps
Best Language Learning Apps: What the Free Tiers Actually Include
Naomi BergmanDuolingo's free tier remains the most complete; Babbel and Pimsleur document free tiers that are really trials — the pricing math depends on how you learn, not the app store ranking.
Apps
How to Read App Permissions Before You Install Anything
Naomi Bergman"Requesting 32 permissions" on a flashlight app is the documented red flag — here's which permissions matter, what normal looks like per app type, and the settings that claw access back.