Bertel King, Jr.

Looking for a place to eat? Just love food? When the juices in our bellies start bubbling, it can be difficult to settle on a place to eat, especially in areas with an overwhelming number of options. Here are six Android apps that can help you cut through the noise and start eating at a place that suits your mood.

Want to have your Android device’s photos automatically backed up as soon as you take them? If you have a solid Internet connection and don’t mind trusting your photos to the web, these five cloud storage providers will do their part to make sure your memories are safe and sound without any effort on your part.

The older Android gets, the more Android Twitter clients there are. We’ve gone over the many different options before, but so much has changed over the years. It’s time to take a look at what’s currently offered in the Play Store. Here are some of the latest Twitter clients available for Android going into 2015.

Traditional instant messaging clients are good for keeping up with several people or more, but what if you really only talk to one other person online? What if you and your significant other want to be able to share more with each other than just text?

You already have your smartphone on you all the time. Why not use it as the place you store your daily private thoughts? Here are four Android apps for doing just that.

With so many smartwatches entering the market these days, what’s a shopper to do? Given how pricey these accessories are, it’s important to find out the differences between each model and make sure to select the best one for you. To do that, you first need to know which questions to ask. Let’s go through the process together.

With the latest Nexus devices coming out and Android Lollipop rolling out to devices, folks are now getting to experience Google’s new Material Design interface. Naturally people are going to want Android apps that are inspired by this new look. Here are eight that are already doing a sweet job of utilizing Material Design.

We often view mobile apps as tools to help us complete various tasks, but they can do more than that. Some have the potential to pull us outdoors and push us to live more active lives. This helps us spend our time better, resulting in a better quality of health and richer day-to-day experience.

It’s not uncommon to hear that people are more distant than they used to be, that smartphones leave us all immersed in our own little worlds, ignoring the people around us. In this way, our little gadgets may hurt our relationships with others. But at the same time, we can actually use these devices to better the lives of people we haven’t even met. Here are four Android apps that make this possible.