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The official Sonos app is still a hot mess. SonoPhone isn't a perfect replacement, but it definitely gets the job done.

Blackmagic, one of the top makers of cinema-grade cameras and editing software, has launched an app for Android phones, but it comes with a catch.

The team behind the Halide camera app has launched Kino, a video app for the iPhone that aims to do for your movies what Halide did for your stills.

Temu is an online shopping hub that covers over 250 retail categories. Is it worth your clicks and taps? Here’s everything you need to know about the platform.

Smartphone apps can come in handy for identifying plant species, but when it comes to dealing with potentially toxic species, researchers suggest caution.

TikTok is introducing a brand new way for creators to monetize their platforms, along with a new type of long-form video.

Snapchat remains one of the big players among social media apps. But is Snapchat free — or does it cost money? Here's what you need to know.

Need to learn how to use Skype? With just a few quick steps, you can be voice or video calling friends, colleagues, and family all over the world.

I’ve been struggling with one part of MacOS for a while, but a recent app discovery has changed everything — I wish MacOS included its functionality natively.

Sonos has announced a new app and operating system that will add features for its newer products, with older products still being supported by the old OS.

The new Community app seeks to connect you with celebrities by letting you text directly with the rich and famous, instead of having to rely on social media.

The U.S. government has launched a national security investigation into the popular app TikTok. The national security review is specifically looking into the China-based company’s acquisition of the app Musical.ly. TikTok purchased the company for $1 billion roughly two years ago.

TikTok has reportedly removed around two dozen accounts from its platform after they posted extremist propaganda in the app, specifically promoting the work of ISIS. Several of the accounts had reached over 1,000 followers before they were removed from the platform.

Gradient is a viral new photo app that takes a picture of your face and tells you what celebrity you look like. After being out for barely a week, the app has been downloaded more than 1 million times. Here's what you need to know about the app -- including whether it's safe to share your face with it.

A number of apps have recently made their way into the Google Play Store with a little something extra: malware. The malware, which has been dubbed “Joker,” is designed to sneakily sign users up for subscription services, ones that they might be charged for over the course of several months.

If you get a ton of robocalls, installing an app promising to block them might sound like a good idea. Robocalls are a huge problem, and a blocker seems like a quick and easy solution for improving the situation. Turns out, the apps might be violating your privacy starting from the second you open them.

Tweaking the URL of a Google Podcasts share link can let you listen to a podcast on your desktop or laptop via your browser. The streamlined web player doesn't have all the functions of the main application, but Google Podcasts now work on devices without the official app, hinting at future potential.

Ever wanted to make your favorite toy come alive? If so, and you have a Huawei Mate 20 Pro, then you need to grab the 3D Live Maker app and try out some augmented reality magic. By scanning in a toy, the app and the phone's power create an animated, 3D model of it for you to control. Here's how to use it.

On stage at Adobe MAX 2018, Adobe announced its first serious social, cloud-centric video editing application, Adobe Premiere Rush CC. We took some time to put it through its paces to see what it offers, how it works, and what's missing.

Luxury isn't hiding at Photokina 2018. Leica has shared five announcements regarding a new lens mount made in partnership with Panasonic and Sigma, an upcoming medium-format camera, a new smartphone app, a new color option, and firmware updates for existing cameras.

Last year, Google launched the official version Family Link --  a free service that lets parents manage the content of their kids' devices. While kids can access Google services, it ties their their parents' devices -- providing them with notifications about virtually everything their kids do.