Software Reviews
Software provides the bedrock on which we experience new features from Google’s Android platform, Microsoft’s Windows 10, and Apple’s iOS and macOS operating systems. Like apps, and really all internet-connected devices, today’s software is constantly evolving into something new and, hopefully, more helpful. We’ll track the latest innovations that the industry has to offer to see if they are worth your time and money.
Your iPhone or iPad is about to feel very different
Facebook invades Android with a new lockscreen and a new chat experience
Microsoft’s mobile platform gets hardware muscle and another lease on life
Apple’s latest iPhone and iPad OS offers a new Maps experience and small, iterative improvements elsewhere in the OS.
Adobe’s photo editing and sharing solution will sync photos between your Mac, iPad, and iPhone. But are its cloud capabilities more trouble than they’re worth?
A fantastic new UI, landscape view, and app integration make this an essential upgrade
Has Windows Phone finally caught up to the best that iOS and Android have to offer?
Numark’s first turntable setup for the iPad is portable and fun, but is it enough to get the party started?
Closing many of Windows Phone 7’s gaps, Mango looks to be a contender.
Sonos adds Android compatibility to its easy-to-use music distribution system.
Can the first Twitter app for Android 3.0 tablets compete with the Android phone apps or the official Twitter iPad app?
A bold jump to the living room — but how does it fare against Netflix’s offerings or even the “king of the hill” cable TV box?