Articles Tagged App Reviews
Listen to One Free Lesson on Almost Anything, Every Single Day with the Blinkist App
One free audio lesson a day on almost any topic. Here's why Blinkist is worth keeping on your phone.
Forget Tutors; the Memrise App Makes You Chat With Bots—Out Loud
Memrise skips the cartoon mascots and gets straight to teaching you a language. Here's what makes it worth downloading.
Kinnu Is the Best Free Learning App (You'll Actually Stick With)
Kinnu is the best free learning app we've tested. Here's why it works when others don't.
Samsung TV Plus Is Already on Your Galaxy Phone—Start Streaming For Free
Our hands-on Samsung TV Plus review covers what's in the free channel lineup, how the ads work, and why Galaxy owners should already be using this app.
Kanopy Has Ad-Free Movie Streaming—All You Need Is a Library Card
Our hands-on Kanopy review covers the ticket system, what kinds of films are in the catalog, and how to find out if your library card qualifies.
Can Plex Replace Your Cable Subscription? A Hands-On Free App Review
Our hands-on Plex review covers the live TV guide, the ad experience, what Plex Pass adds, and whether this free streaming app is worth downloading alongside your paid subscriptions.
Poolsuite FM App Review: Your Personal Summer DJ
Discover Poolsuite FM, a throwback radio app that brings nostalgic vibes and great music to your desktop and iOS device.
Sling Freestream Has 650+ Free Channels and Nobody Is Talking About It
My hands-on Sling Freestream review covers its massive free channel lineup, the music streaming bonus, and where the experience doesn't quite keep up with the competition.
Still Paying For Cable? The Pluto TV App Gives You 250+ Free Live Channels
My hands-on Pluto TV app review covers the live TV experience, what's actually in the catalog, and the one persistent annoyance that comes with using it.
Tubi Has More Free Movies Than Netflix—And Costs Absolutely Nothing.
A hands-on review of Tubi, the free streaming app with more movies and TV shows than most paid services. You don't need to sign up to start watching.
