Articles From 2026
FitNotes Is the Gym Log I Wish I'd Found Years Ago
No ads, no subscription, no iOS. FitNotes is the cleanest free gym log available for Android and the one I recommend to anyone who wants to stop guessing about their training.
My iOS Update Is Stuck—An Emergency Guide for Frozen iPhone Updates
Is your iPhone stuck during an iOS update? Try these proven fixes, from a force restart to recovery mode, to get your device working again without losing data.
The 7 Best Health and Fitness Apps for 2026
Stay fit with apps tested by a real athlete—including Zwift, Garmin Connect, Peloton, Nike Training Club, Apple Fitness+, FitNotes, and Hevy.
The Peloton App Has Thousands of Classes—And You Don't Need the Bike
You don't need a $2,000 bike to use Peloton. Here's what the app covers, how the three subscription tiers compare, and whether it's worth the monthly cost.
Verizon Launches Simplicity: Here's How to Get Its Best 5G Network for $30/Month
Verizon is eliminating activation and upgrade fees and launching a new $45/month Simplicity Plan that gives every customer access to its best 5G network—no tiers required.
Automatic Updates on iPhone: Should You Actually Turn Them On?
Automatic updates allow your device to download and install the latest iOS software or app updates in the background. But should you leave automatic updates on? We break it down for you.
Best Tech Gifts for Dad for Father's Day 2026
Shopping for Dad this Father's Day? Browse our top tech gift picks for every budget, from the latest smartphones to tech accessories he'll actually use.
How to Update Your iPhone to the Latest iOS
Want the newest iOS features? Here's how to check for updates and install the latest iPhone software easily.
Still Stuck on Strava? Garmin Connect Is What Strava Used To Be—But Better.
I switched from Strava to Garmin Connect two years ago and haven't looked back. Here's what the free tier covers, where the paywalls are creeping in, and whether it's still worth using.
The Best Lifting App Costs Less Than a Protein Bar
Hevy is a free gym log with a cleaner interface and a bigger exercise library than most of its competitors. Here's how the free tier holds up for regular lifters.
