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Stuck In A Reading Rut? The Goodreads App Knows What You Should Read Next
Goodreads tracks what you've read, tells you what to read next, and holds you accountable to an annual reading goal. Here's why it's right for you.
Seriatim Is The App That Makes Reading Easy—One Sentence At A Time
Seriatim strips reading down to one sentence at a time. For anyone who struggles with dyslexia, ADHD, or dense text layouts, it's worth downloading immediately.
COIN App Review: I Let an App Spy on Me for One Month To Earn $8 in Crypto
COIN is a free app that pays users cryptocurrency to track their location, take surveys, and play games. Learn if you should download this app in my review.
Libby Is The Best Book App of All Time—Here's Why
Libby gives you free access to thousands of ebooks and audiobooks through your local library. It's my favorite reading app available, and it costs nothing.
The Best New Apps for iPhone and Android for June 2026
Find the monthly picks for the best new apps from the WhistleOut team.
The iPhone Camera Trick That Copies Any Text You Point At
Live Text lets you copy, search, and translate printed text from your iPhone camera or any photo in your library.
Stop Writing Notes—Your iPhone Will Transcribe Everything You Say for Free
Learn how to use the iPhone Voice Memos app to automatically transcribe recordings into searchable text, with no internet connection required.
Stop Paying for Call Recording Apps—Your iPhone Can Do It for Free
Your iPhone can record phone calls for free, right inside the Phone app. No third-party apps needed. Here's how to use it and where to find your recordings.
Sketch a Day: A Doodle a Day Keeps The Blank Page Away With This App
Never stare at a blank page again. Here's how Sketch a Day makes learning to draw actually enjoyable.
Too Busy to Look at Your Phone? Your iPhone Can Read Your Screen to You
Learn how to turn on Speak Screen and Speak Selection on your iPhone to listen to emails, articles, and web pages hands-free.
