Cell Phone Guides
Locket Widget: The Digital Locket That Holds More Than Just One Photo
Locket Widget displays your partner's spontaneous photos directly on your home screen—no social media algorithms. Snap a photo and it instantly appears on their phone.
Marco Polo: This Video Messages App Doesn't Require You Both Being Free at the Same Time
Marco Polo enables asynchronous video messaging—you record when you can, they watch when they can.
Signal: The Messaging App That Actually Respects Your Privacy (and Your Relationship)
Signal offers end-to-end encryption for all your messages, calls, and media—keeping your long-distance conversations private and secure.
TimeTree Calendar App: Because "When Are You Free?" Shouldn't Require 47 Text Messages
TimeTree is a shared calendar built for couples who need to coordinate across different schedules and time zones.
8 Best Phones for Seniors
Discover the best phones for seniors, from Android and iOS to Jitterbug phones.
Can Your iPhone Diagnose Depression? No, but It Can Still Help Your Mental Health
Your iPhone’s Health app has the same clinical screening tools doctors use to assess depression and anxiety. Learn how to access these features and how they can help monitor your mental health.
This 1-Minute iPhone Habit Could Help You Spot Patterns in Your Moods
Want to spot patterns in your mood without keeping a diary? Learn how the iPhone's free "State of Mind" tool uses quick, 60-second check-ins to help you better understand your overall wellness.
Your iPhone Has a Hidden Mental Health Tracker. Is It Worth Using?
Did you know your iPhone has a hidden mental health tracker? Discover how to use the Health app's free tools to log moods and screen for anxiety without a paid subscription.
How to Use Your iPhone's Mental Health Features
From daily mood logs to anxiety screenings, check out how your iPhone can keep you zen.
FaceTime for Android: Yes, Androids can join FaceTime video calls
Start using FaceTime for Android and learn how to video chat with iOS friends.
