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Power lines and stray people ruin otherwise good photos. TouchRetouch erases them convincingly. We cover the object and line removal tools, the workflow, and whether it justifies the price.

What you need to know: Data recovery is no joking matter. It ensures that your efforts, time, and invested money do not go in vain due to a stupid mistake or an unfortunate system crash. Tenorshare’s 4DDiG data recovery software…

Remote desktop access software has emerged as a lifesaver during work-from-home and social distancing scenarios. What used to be a trip down the IT wing is now limited to video/audio calls. More than ever, we need a user-friendly solution that…

Dear developers, is there anything more exhilarating than seeing your app in action? Testing that everything is looking and working as you want it to is fun and crucial before any release, and this is where emulators and simulators come…

A video is as good as its editing. Yes, videography skills matter, but editing can make a huge difference. And thanks to VideoProc Vlogger, you can give your videos a cinematic feel with ease and for free. But how good…

Did you ever think that there would come a time when you’re slam dunking orbs with a pokemon to score? No? Me neither. Fortunately, as strange as it sounds, Pokemon Unite allows you to do that and more. Released for…

When facing software-related issues on iPhone, tweaking related settings or a restart usually does the trick. But what if the iPhone screen is frozen or stuck on the Apple logo and nothing you do seems to recover it? Well, it’s…

If you wear your traveling pants more often than the lounging pants or if you, your boss, friends, or family are a stickler for being on time, I have an excellent app recommendation for you. ETA-Live Traffic Alert iPhone app…

Parenting these days is like walking on a thin rope. While you want to gift the kids their personal space, you also want them protected from malicious people, websites, places, and more. However, the usual parental control apps either do…

Tired of losing fantasy draft contests to lifelong experts? Looking for a simpler, more rewarding way to enjoy fantasy sports? Bounty Sports: Fantasy Pickems is your ticket to having fun and winning big, as long as you can call which…

Newzik replaces a bag of paper scores with a synced digital library. We look at building a library, annotating scores, the LiveScores feature, and which musicians will get the most from it.

We’ve all lost pictures, documents, or videos because we didn’t back them up. Whether it be due to a corrupt driver on your PC, a broken phone, or simply an accidental delete, you’d be able to recover what you lost…

There are plenty of perks of living in our modern times, but the one major downside is the stress and hustle that seems impossible to escape no matter where you go. Well, it may not be impossible anymore! I have…

While iPhone and iPad sport a built-in music equalizer, it is just average, especially for an audiophile who’s very particular about their music taste. And so, I present to you, Boom iPhone app, an EQ cum music player app that…

Just recorded a fine karaoke and want to isolate the vocals to see how you hit those notes? Or want to extract the speech and cut the background music from your podcast? A daunting task, isn’t it? However, Lalal.ai has…

Raptic makes three quite different cases for the iPhone 13 lineup. We compare SHIELD, AIR, and TERRAIN on drop protection, materials, added bulk, and which suits which kind of user.

The iSteady V2 combines three-axis stabilization with AI subject tracking and a built-in light. We cover the build, stabilization quality, tracking accuracy, setup process, and whether it is worth buying.

BuhoCleaner promises faster boot times and reclaimed storage. We walk through its junk scanning, app uninstaller, startup item manager, and duplicate finder to judge whether it earns a spot on your Mac.

Oversized video files stall uploads and eat storage. Compress promises smaller files with quality intact. We walk through compressing a clip on Mac and judge the results against the file size saved.

An AirTag is only as useful as what holds it. We test Raptic's Tactical Wallet, which hides one alongside cards and a tool kit, and the Link Lock mount, noting the strengths and the gripes.

Libby connects your library card to thousands of free ebooks and audiobooks. We look at how borrowing works, what makes the reading experience good, where it frustrates, and our verdict.

Welltory reads your pulse through the iPhone camera and turns HRV into stress and energy scores. We look at how it works, the quality of its insights, and whether it can change your habits.

Disney pin trading has moved online. Magic Pin gives collectors a dedicated marketplace on iPhone. We look at how listings and trades work, the interface, and how well it serves collectors.

MockGo lets you set a fake iPhone location or simulate walking a route, which suits testing and location-based games. We look at setup, its movement modes, key features, and the risks involved.

Accidental deletion and corrupted drives happen to everyone. Magoshare scans for recoverable files across storage types. We look at how simple it is to use and how much it actually recovers.

TrypScore rates each trip on braking, acceleration, and phone use, turning safe driving into a score. We look at how the tracking works and whether the feedback actually changes habits.

Qoob Clips goes beyond single-video downloads, pulling entire accounts and hashtag feeds from TikTok. We cover how it works on Mac, its bulk features, the pricing tiers, and whether it delivers.

PureVPN undercuts most rivals on price while promising a kill switch, leak protection, and dedicated IPs. We test its speeds, examine its privacy claims, and check streaming and device support.

Setapp swaps individual app purchases for a single monthly fee across a curated catalog. We look at what is in the bundle, how discovery and installation work, and when the maths works out.

Grid Studio takes a real iPhone 3GS apart and mounts every component in a framed display with labels. We look at the presentation, build quality, and who this nostalgic piece actually suits.