Software and apps

Everyone should use a password manager, and after researching dozens and testing six, we recommend 1Password because it’s secure and easy to use.

iOS 18.1 includes Apple’s much-hyped AI features. But you might not even notice them.

This app helps you send out fun, vibey digital invitations instead of blowing up a group chat, and it makes hosting parties easier.

Of more than 20 to-do list apps we considered, Todoist is the best at adapting to your daily life instead of making you adapt to it.

Wix is the best way to quickly and easily create an informative, functional, and professional-looking website.

After testing 19 meditation apps, we think Headspace best serves most people seeking a convenient way to practice mindfulness.

Whether you’re in the mood for something scary, spooky, or just seasonally themed, we have more than a dozen games perfect for the month of October.

Most people don’t need an online backup service, but if you have a lot of important files, IDrive might be worth the money.

The best transcription today comes from humans aided by AI. GoTranscript is the best service in our testing for highly accurate transcripts.

2024 has seen some great video games, but these are the best of the best this year so far.

Apple’s latest software upgrade for iPhones brings a slew of new features you should try.

From password managers to backup software, here are the apps and services everyone needs to protect themselves from security breaches and data loss.

Most free VPNs are scams. But there is one worth using.

Fantasy sports can seem intimidating, but ESPN Fantasy, with its useful features and user-friendly layout, is the best option for most beginners.

Before you download a mobile scanning app, try this built-in feature.

Email unsubscribe tools promise to eliminate unwanted emails, but our testing shows they rarely deliver. You’re better off making inbox rules yourself.

We spent 40-plus hours testing more than 50 recommendations from educators, experts, and parents to find the best educational apps and games for kids.

Can playing a video game help with ADHD? It sounds far-fetched, but this writer tried out a new video game designed to do just that. It worked … for a while.