Android's always been a platform rich in options and choice for the its users. This is easily evident even in its volume slider... sliders, sorry. Yeah, Google's operating system has three different volume controls – ringtone, media, and alarm. Or, if you are on a Samsung phone, you have four to juggle with – ringtone, media, notifications, and system. Yeah, it's both kind of cool and kind of annoying — on one hand, you can fine-tune your notifications, alerts, and keyboard click sounds, on the other — that's a ton of micro-management just to get your phone's volume right.

With split-screen multi-tasking already a pretty big part of Android, it's no surprise that users and developers will explore ways to make this feature as convenient as possible. Today, we are about to show you a really neat app that allows you to create your own custom multi-window app setups. Dubbed Screens, the app allows you to choose any two multi-window-compatible apps and create a desktop shortcut that will launch them both in split-screen as soon as you tap on it...

Customization geeks, here's a noteworthy app that will likely soothe the customization needs you didn't know you had...

Our little smartphones and not-so-little tablets have grown a lot for the past years. They are not only amazing tools for communication, but also great at giving us access to information and giving us aid for specific tasks. Musicianship is one such task — the app stores are riddled with software that gives us the means to learn, compose, and even produce music.

Hades' Star has been in soft launch for a while, but is finally available for the whole world to play. What is it? It's a space fleet management strategy type of game, which kind of reminds us of EVE Online. Of course, it's nowhere near as crazy and has been designed for the mobile game lifestyle — it lends itself to jump-in, jump-out type of play sessions.

BlackBerry is making a great comeback on the smartphone scene with the KEYone. It checks all the boxes: unique design, superb camera, and excellent battery life. Definitely a device that puts BlackBerry back on the map...

The people have spoken: texting is so 2005. We're in the era of apps now, and that means we have infinite possibilities when it comes to digital communication, so why limit ourselves to just text?

Ketchapp has given us yet another very, very sly time void of a game that will certainly make you mad!

On my personal search for the best reminders app for the iPhone, I tried a dozen of apps and none of them worked for me. But Apple's own Reminders app was the worst: with its tabs and lists of different types of reminders, I feel lost every time I open it...

Word games are kind of boring, with their gameplay usually only centered around a single mechanic – forming a word with the letters given, with little to no variation. There's little a developer can actually do to change up that formula, but there's a few rare cases, such as Alphabear, when a word game can be actually fun...

Chicken Scream takes an annoying gimmick and distills it to its very essence. You can't play this game without making a fool of yourself, and we can't imagine anyone playing it in the company of others, much less at a public place. Still, we'd totally get it if you are morbidly curious about Chicken Scream and want to check it out...

The one key feature that Wonderwall does right where others fall short is focus: all of the image in this app are well... wallpapers. They are optimized to be shown on a portrait oriented smartphone display...

According to a new study from the University of Southern California and Indiana University, 4.8m Twitter accounts are bots. Too bad :(

HDR+ is Google's own take on HDR, active on its Nexus phones and its newest Pixel devices. It's a highly-praised technology for taking photos — instead of taking a few shots at different exposures and stitching different parts of them together (how regular HDR works), Google's phones take up to 10 stills at a constant, low exposure, and then stack them on top of each other. The point? Dark areas get lit up, with more visible detail and less grain or noise.

It's not every day you see a new video game come out and immediately challenge everyday conventions with such success as Hidden Folks has. Few would expect these words to be said in regards to a hidden object game, and yet here we are – Hidden Folks is, hands down, the best new iOS game you can get right now...

Reverb, a free iOS app from Rain Interactive, lets anyone use Amazon Alexa from wherever they want, no Echo required. It has almost all the functionality an Alexa-enabled device does, including timers, alarms, listening to audiobooks, and more...

Android surely has a large selection of neat email apps. Gmail, Inbox, Outlook, K-9 Mail, or BlueMail — chances are you are using one of those as your daily email driver. There's always room for a new entrant on that scene, especially if we are talking an app with exceptional origins...

The process of creating a glitched-out picture is a heavily involved one, prompting the creation of Glitchr, an app providing a variety of algorithms to effortlessly turn your regular photos into a beautiful, broken mess...

For those of us who grew up in the digital era, there’s few things as satisfying as revisiting a well-forgotten classic and seeing how it holds up today. Enter ScummVM, an app that lets you easily play all your favorite point-and-click classics on your phone...