As part of our 2018 update to Lifehacker’s (sprawling) list of essential iOS apps, I did a little digging to find third-party apps for managing your address book that were better than Apple’s default ...

iOS apps that build their own social networks on the back of users’ address books may soon become a thing of the past. In iOS 18, Apple is cracking down on the social apps that ask users’ permission ...

Contacts on our phone are essential to help us stay in touch, and the best address book app for android makes it so much easier. Especially for businesses, keeping contacts intact is an integral part ...

The address book is outdated. On the iPhone, while most of my contacts reside in the Contacts app, I rarely go in there. Instead, I connect with people on Facebook, via SnapChat, WhatsApp and more.

Contacts on our phone are essential to help us stay in touch, and the best address book app for android makes it so much easier. Especially for businesses, keeping contacts intact is an integral part ...

A third-party contacts app you’re not using may be handing out your home address to its users. In November, former Yahoo CEO and Google veteran Marissa Mayer and co-founder Enrique Muñoz Torres ...

Apple's Google integration seems pretty terrible. Just try syncing your notes and look at your inbox. It just seems like an afterthought, and that sort of thing has no place in the Apple ecosystem.

Is there some sort of performance overhead involved in using HTTPS (sorry, not my field)? I noticed the the other day that an online data service we use sends our queries back to the databse via HTTP ...

Path, the mobile social network that recently caught some flack for uploading users’ address books to its servers without explicitly asking for permission to do so isn’t the only mobile app that ...

Elon Musk said Thursday that video and voice calls are coming to X, previously known as Twitter, a feature he first teased earlier this year amid his push to remake the social media platform into a so ...