Apps

Make traveling a breeze with these must-have, tried and tested apps.

Once downloaded, the programs let operatives use a device's camera and microphone to collect information.

Plenty of people think all forms of birth control medications should be available over the counter. For a while, that included President Trump.

A survey of more than 140,000 app users showed how mobile technology fits in people's sex lives, health and education.

Apps aren’t required to declare who they share data with—and when they do, it's often buried in long legal documents that a typical customer won’t read, much less understand.

Startups like EarnUp and Self Lender work to help consumers with financial questions and planning while also protecting them by working with regulators.

“We wanted to take the piss out of our tech-obsessed world.”

SweepSouth now serves more than 10,000 monthly users across four South African cities.

Snapchat's improvements in ad technology and ad inventory, as well as its growing users make it a significant threat to Facebook and Twitter.

The game succeeds on strategic decisions around the gaming platform and modes of user engagement and rewards: marketing lessons that companies in any industry can heed.

'Everyone wants to know what's happening around them,' says founder of app that uses location to pull Twitter, Periscope and Youtube videos.

An artificial intelligence "off" switch and the existence of bulletproof bookbags are among the five things we learned this week.

The average U.S. smartphone user downloads zero apps per month, as downloads drop 20 percent.

"The immigrant mentality is very entrepreneurial in itself.”

Using a smart collar and a phone app, owners may soon be able to tell what their dogs are thinking.

Devices and apps that cater to the elderly aren’t sexy, but they’re vital.

Phones are where laptops were about 10 years ago.

We were delighted, we were disrupted. We swiped left, we swiped right.

The app causes people to slow down and be safer, as a way of avoiding fines.

A new app transforms the cost of your turkey into donations for refugees.