Apps

As well as an online version of Cards Against Humanity, you can also play online versions of classic board games like Monopoly and Scrabble.

Tracking data from U.S. mobile technology and location data company X-Mode is being fed a mapping platform called Tectonix to analyze human movements during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Users of the car service app Uber are reporting outages around the world, including not being able to login to the app.

"These terms reflect the growing discomfort with intimacy and vulnerability as we often take the 'quick fix,'" relationship therapist Dr. Adam Sheck told Newsweek.

Vine co-creator Dom Hofmann has launched a successor to the video sharing app, which was killed off by Twitter in 2016.

Data compiled by analytics company SensorTower this week suggested the mobile app shot to the top of the download rankings in China on January 21 and has attracted a wave of reviews in recent days.

The 'Avengers' actor said the app had "jumped the shark."

Researchers were able to pinpoint dating-app users' locations, "at one end of the office versus the other."

After a sting led to the arrests of 25 men in Florida, the sheriff's department released these dangerous apps from Bumble to Whisper.

"We're sorry to report that sometimes, impulse gets the best of deliverers, and they violate their sacred duty by taking some of the food."

The app asked the girl what she was wearing and asked her age — and when she replied, said she was too old.

FaceApp is a free mobile application available in the App and Google Play stores. Using artificial intelligence, the app creates realistic transformations of faces using various filters and features.

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

How computational photography can help you get the best from your smartphone's camera.

Apps in a section of the Google Play store designed for kids have caused harm by breaking privacy laws, displaying adult content or using manipulative advertising, the FTC complaint alleges.

Developers using uninstall trackers can flood you with ads to reinstall their software.

Some have experienced their alarms not going off, apps closing unexpectedly.

People really didn't want to change where they watched stories.

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

The app was already approved, but Apple got cold feet.

It's easy to forget that the first iPhone didn't even have an App Store.

What to do following the Cambridge Analytica revelations.

The Cambridge Analytica scandal shows Facebook users need to know which apps have their data.

Developer Qbix says the Calendar 2 application had two separate security bugs.

Ian "Kanga" Cairns wants to keep you safe in the water by knowing when sharks are around.

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

A Fitbit for lady bits claims to be the 'world's smartest vibrator,' but what do women do with all that data?

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

A study from Appthority found that enterprise apps are leaving huge amounts of user data exposed and accessible on unprotected servers, an issue known as HospitalGown.

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.