For years, I have been using multiple productivity apps for various work tasks, including Google Calendar for appointments, Evernote for quick notes, Trello and Asana for task management, Excel sheets for contacts, and 1Password for password management, among others. Although all or most of these apps are individually good at what they are meant for,

New “smart” road cameras which detect mobile and seatbelt offences are popping up across the country as authorities attempt to lower the ever-increasing Australian road death toll. The AI-powered safety cameras have been quickly embraced by Australian state governments and are now being used across the world. But they do little to protect groups of

Josh is lying on a footpath, curled up into a ball, his head covered with his hands as three men lay into him with metal bars. “Am I going to make it out of here alive?” he remembered thinking. “What’s going to happen?” He managed to get up but stumbled a few times after receiving

Volurol / Depositphotos.com Governor Jeff Landry recently signed the App Store Accountability Act, requiring app stores to verify users’ ages and obtain parental consent before allowing minors under 18 to download apps or make in-app purchases. Louisiana Family Forum Director Gene Mills says many don’t realize that when minors download apps, they are entering

If you’ve ever saved an article to or coded on these 2 apps, you’ll be interested in this news. The two apps, which were once staples for readers and developers, will be shut down permanently in July. However, there is one positive aspect for many users as well. Which apps will shut down? Pocket and

There’s no denying that remote work has its perks: flexible hours, no commute, and working in your pajamas. However, staying focused, managing tasks, and separating work from life become more challenging when everything happens on the same device. Over the last few years, I’ve experimented with dozens of productivity and organization apps to keep my

The recent hype around low-key AI companions like the Rabbit R1, screen time apps like One Sec, and pop culture warning signs like Netflix’s Adolescence prove that we, as a society, fully recognize the dangers of excessive smartphone use. But are we really ready to leave our pocket computers at the door? The answer, for

You know your software is a success when its name becomes a verb: You’ll now commonly hear about images being photoshopped, even if the editing wasn’t done with the Adobe image editor. Adobe might not like it, but the usage shows how dominant its flagship product has become. On mobile though, Photoshop hasn’t achieved the