Apps and Software

Maps, and more maps.

"Systemic oppression will be our little secret."

What's your guess for the average cost of an American wedding?

The app is so simple it could have been created by nearly any beginning-level app developer.

"Smartphones have opened a door to a whole new world for our community.”

"The iPad allows me to be seen."

Hostelworld and Gogobot are joining forces.

There’s no right way to make a to-do list, but the way you approach yours can either make or break your day.

Pinterest is making moves to keep more people and brands on the site.

True confessions from the cyberstalkers among us.

Where in the world is Seve Gat?

The startup, which is all set to go live by the end of March, calls itself a photo discovery platform and allows users to sieve through content as per their tastes.

Looks like personalized emoji are coming to Snapchat.

There's finally a way to express just how hangry you are.

As an embarrassing episode from Jeremy Corbyn's staff shows, It's time to upgrade your enemies list.

Snap Counsellors, an account on the messaging app, is helping teens speak up about relationship abuse.

Teenagers just lost another excuse for not coming home on time.

Tax-filing season is turning into a nightmare for thousands of employees whose companies have been duped by email fraudsters

For adventure with a side of anxiety.

Welcome to Country, a free iOS app, uses geo-location to deliver users cultural information about Aboriginal groups indigenous to the area.

The company claims it was an isolated incident.

How the messaging app can help make planning less hectic.

How are you feeling about the election? NBC News wants to know.

The messaging app can help organize everything from family vacations to grocery lists.

Not that Times Square isn't worth seeing. (Once.)