Everyone likes apps, but the best ones often cost money. Here are the latest and greatest iOS app deals on sale in the iOS App Store.

Amazon is looking beyond products and towards services instead, introducing a limited release of the new Amazon Web Services Internet of Things Button

The best thing since sliced bread isn't toasted bread. It's a toasted bacon from the Bacon Express Grill (or toaster).

Meet the Chipolo Sticker and Chipolo Clip, two new Internet of Things tags that will keep tabs on your important belongings, no matter how small.

Modern technology has made keeping a clean home a little bit easier, and now that tech is getting cheaper too. For Prime Day 2018, Amazon is slashing the prices of many of our favorite vacuums, some of which are of the robot variety, so you could avoid lifting a finger and avoid spending a fortune.

Schlage announced the new provision of voice activation accessibility to its Schlage Connect Touchscreen Deadbolt via Amazon Alexa.

Like free stuff? Head over to Sprint, where it's giving customers their fourth line for $0 on unlimited talk, text, and data plans.

Meet the Ecobee4, a new smart home device that promises to combine "smart thermostat functionality and voice."

Thanks to a new app called Wurrly, aspiring songbirds everywhere will be able to turn their mobile devices into an easy to use recording studio.

A picture may be worth a thousand words, but the right words underneath a picture? That's priceless. Sprinkles from Microsoft can help.

The Pavlok alarm is a wearable that utilizes the vibration, buzzer, and a patent-pending electric zap to rouse you from your sleep.

If pulverizing your protein sounds like an ideal way to get your nutrients, don't settle for the same smoothie recipes -- try the Perfect Blend app.

Rather than paying $11 a month for an Amazon Prime membership, you'll now have to fork over $13, an increase of 20 percent.

You can enjoy Alexa a la carte, or rather, in your browser. It's all thanks to a new web app you can access at echosim.io.

Smart home security company Cleverloop has developed an app called Smokey, which turns your old smartphone or tablet into a smart smoke alarm.

Back in October, Amazon Alexa announced that it could recognize individual voices and provide tailored responses. Developers can use this functionality too. And now, when customers in the U.S. address Alexa, the smart assistant will recognize their voices automatically. Really, she just keeps getting smarter.

Here to help you really celebrate the holidays are these Black Friday deals on some of our favorite smart home items.

Looking for a laugh with which to end 2016, or begin 2017? Louis C.K. has your back, and has released a free app.

Everyone likes apps, but sometimes the best ones are a bit expensive. Developers put paid apps on sale for a limited time, but you have to snatch them up fast. Here are the latest and greatest iOS app deals offered in the iOS App Store. If the app is no longer free, it is because the deal has expired.

The new "View in Room" feature from the Wayfair mobile app promises to let "shoppers see furniture and décor in their homes before they buy."

Everyone likes apps, but the best ones often cost money. Here are the latest and greatest apps on sale in the iOS App Store.

Everyone likes apps, but the best ones often cost money. Here are the latest and greatest iOS app deals on sale in the iOS App Store.

A new Amazon Alexa skill from Grubhub has made it easier to get your favorite meal delivered straight to your door.

There's a new dating app promising to "empower people to express themselves through meaningful conversations" called Sweet Pea.

Someone has finally made a Kindle for sheet music, and it's called the Gvido -- a dual-screen E Ink device that will keep your digital scores organized.

You can already get a virtual makeover with ModiFace, but now, the app is applying augmented reality for the sake of health, not just aesthetics.

Comp-A-Tent may be the world's first fully compostable temporary shelter. It becomes carbon dioxide, water, and soil after 120 days in a composting facility

Amazon has taken to taking photos of your doorway to show exactly where your packages are being deposited. The service is called Photo on Delivery.

Kwikset is on its way to a keyless future, and has now announced the launch of the second-generation Kevo Touch-to-Open Smart Lock.

Rather than faking a phone call to escape a bad date, you can use Bod.

The Boy Who Lived is no more. Or rather, no longer Daniel Radcliffe.

You may not become Mozart overnight, but there's nothing stopping you from trying thanks to Skoove, the 21st century piano-learning platform.

If you can’t go to Napa Valley, bring Napa Valley to you. It’s not so difficult if you have Üllo Wine, a new tool that promises to purify vino

Thanks to the new SceneSwitch LED bulbs from Philips Hue, you can change the color (or really, the hue) of your lights with the flick of a switch.