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Executive dysfunction has nothing on these apps.
When it's possible that your insurance premiums could go up based on how often you're using a fast food app, it's time to think twice.
It can be hard to stay motivated at the best of times – but especially so in lockdown. Here, language experts share their tips for keeping on with it.
Three HuffPost UK staffers were let loose on new relationships advice app, Paired. Here's their verdict.
The app uses mobile phones to trace movements and track the spread of coronavirus.
Being stuck at home – and a safe distance from others – doesn't mean you can't keep fit.
Cookies and consent – two words to know about when using health apps and websites.
The viral app lets people ask – and answer – anonymous questions.
"I’m only cycling once a week but I’m a parent every day."