Articles From 2026
Yearly Phone Plans: What Are They, and Which is Best?
Yearly phone plans can help you save in the long run, but are they right for you? Find out in our guide.
Millions of People Can't Get Through a Page—Seriatim Makes Reading Manageable
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.
Stuck In A Reading Rut? The Goodreads App Knows What You Should Read Next This Summer
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.
The 6 Best Book Apps for Your Summer Reading List
Learn about the best apps to help you find, read, and track your next favorite book.
The Free App That Keeps Kids Reading All Summer—Without Feeling Like Homework
Teach Monster turns reading tasks into quests for kids who already know how to read. I explain whether it actually works and who it's best suited for.
Couple Joy: The Relationship App That Gamifies Emotional Connection
Couple Joy gamifies relationship-building with daily questions, mood tracking, and home screen widgets. Level up together by matching answers and unlock new challenges.
Everyone's Obsessed With NYT Crossplay—Here's Why This Multiplayer Word Game Is Worth the Hype
We review everything that makes NYT Crossplay: Play and Spell worth trying.
Google Fi Review: My experience as a long-time Google Fi customer
Learn more about Google Fi's unlimited plans and my experience as a long-time Google Fi customer.
Google Fi vs. T-Mobile: Which Carrier Should You Switch To?
Google Fi and T-Mobile share the same network, but which one is right for you? T-Mobile's family plans or Google Fi's international roaming perks.
iOS 27 Announcement Recap: Siri AI, Parental Controls, and Everything We Learned at WWDC 2026
From a rebuilt Siri to new parental controls, iOS 27 has plenty of improvements for your iPhone. Here's what to expect when it comes out later this year.
