In-depth reviews of Android apps.
Airbnb changed short-term travel and then the fees and hotels started catching up. This Airbnb app review covers what the app does well, the fee structure everyone complains about, and when a hotel is the smarter booking.
Microsoft Word on Android is a proper Word — not a stripped viewer. This Microsoft Word Android review covers what the free tier handles, when you need Microsoft 365, and where Google Docs still wins.
The Amazon Kindle app for Android lets you read every Kindle ebook without owning a Kindle device. This Amazon Kindle app review covers what the app does well, Kindle Unlimited, and where it still falls short of a dedicated e-reader.
LinkedIn is the professional network everyone loves to complain about but keeps checking. This LinkedIn app review covers what it’s actually useful for, the premium tiers, and how to keep it from taking over your evenings.
The Uber app started with rides and now handles food, packages, hotels, and even rental cars. This Uber app review covers what it does well, what to watch for in pricing, and where a competitor is a better call.
Dropbox invented modern cloud file sync but has been squeezed by Google Drive, OneDrive, and iCloud. This Dropbox Android review covers what still works, the storage tiers, and when to pick it over the competition.
Twitch is the biggest live streaming platform on the internet and the Android app is how most viewers watch. This Twitch app review covers what the app does well, the paid subscriptions, and the ad situation that keeps getting worse.
The Reddit app for Android became the only option after Reddit shut down third-party clients in 2023. This Reddit app review covers what the official app does well, what it still gets wrong, and whether the ad-free tier is worth it.
The Amazon Shopping app for Android is on a billion phones but most people use it like a mobile browser. This Amazon Shopping app review covers the built-in features that make it worth actually opening.
Microsoft Outlook on Android handles Outlook, Gmail, Yahoo, and any IMAP account in one inbox with a good calendar built in. This Microsoft Outlook Android review covers what it does better than Gmail and where it still frustrates.