Apps

Not every playlist in your music library is going to be positive, but Spotify's latest effort aims to make mindfulness front and centre with a dose of positive vibes.

Ever been told you look like a piece of art? Thanks to an app addition by Google, you can literally interpret it, not just figuratively.

There are apps to spark a child's interest in coding through games, and apps to extend that into robotics. Now there's an app to help teach when coding has security issues.

You might have heard Google Play Music is being switched out for YouTube Music, and if you're a subscriber, it's time to make sure you're moving your files over.

Imagine starting your car via an app on that phone of yours instead of needing keys. It's coming to future phones, but BMW models might get it first.

Apple's all-you-can-play gaming subscription is Apple-only, and Android owners can't play, but they now have their own take on the idea.

Coronavirus has changed how we shop, affecting just how many go into a store, so is digital the answer? Snapchat's experiments may suggest yes.

Wish your selfies had a bit more pop, or maybe a touch of Van Gogh? The latest AI-enhanced concept from Adobe is all about that, and it's free.

If your school requires an iPad, there'll be no excuse for your kids to not have their class work thanks to an app or two from Apple.

Tapping your bank card or phone to a payment terminal still has some degree of contact, but PayPal's latest approach simply requires a camera.