Whether you use Outlook on your Android phone or iPhone, for work or for personal use, there is a tip here to help you work faster, smarter, and more easily. Supercharge your Outlook usage.

The Mail app in iOS on the iPhone has useful swipe functions that enables you to quickly deal with email in your inbox. Configure the swipe options to work the way that suits you best.

Google Files Go is a cleanup tool that removes unwanted junk and apps from your phone to free up space. It is also handy for securely transferring files from one Android device to another.

Podclub is a practical, user-friendly app for those learning a new language, and is great for improving listening comprehension. Let's take it for a test drive.

The Gmail app on your phone is smarter than you think and Google often sneaks in new features without you realising. You can now configure the Gmail inbox from your phone more easily.

When you are out with your laptop and using public Wi-Fi hotspots, what can you do when one isn't working or goes down while you are using it? Turn your phone into your own Wi-Fi hotspot!

Who doesn’t like smaller, faster, lighter apps that use fewer resources on their phone. Facebook has two versions of its Messenger app - the full fat or skinny version. Which do you prefer?

Did you know that instead of typing your emails, you can write on the iPhone screen with your finger and use drawing tools? Create and send colourful drawings in your emails just for fun!

WhatsApp recently learned some new tricks and the messaging app is now able to share your location so other people so they can see where you are. An invasion of privacy or useful feature? Here’s how it works.

Apple provides a useful collection of apps with iOS devices, but you don’t have to use them and in some cases there are better alternatives. Let’s take a look at what you can use instead.

Online accounts are becoming harder to hack, so hackers are using phishing emails to trick you into revealing login details. Here is a guide to spotting phishing messages on your iPhone.

Sharing notes can be very useful in certain circumstances, such as with your partner or family, work colleagues and so on. Here's how to share an iPhone note with an Android phone user.

Sometimes it is useful to share a note or checklist with a partner, family or work colleague and you can do this on the iPhone using Apple Notes. It is very easy, so let’s see how to do it.

The Mail app on the iPhone can handle multiple email accounts and you can see messages from many accounts in one place. See how to use one signature or custom signatures for each account.

The iPhone has more features than you probably realise and when typing in text messages, emails and other text, there are tools at your fingertips that help to improve your writing, like this one.

Star Trek is full of fascinating and futuristic technologies and one of the most useful is the Universal Translator. This enabled Kirk to speak any language. It’s here on your phone!

Gboard is an alternative keyboard for your phone and it has some interesting features you might not expect, such as animated GIFs. Here’s how to send an animated GIF using Gmail and Gboard.

There are some brilliant photos and videos on Instagram, but how do you save them? Saving content to your phone to view later requires extra tools. Here are two that will do the job.

Set up a video surveillance system in your home for security and monitor it using your mobile phone from anywhere. See what’s happening, live on your phone no matter where you are. It’s free and easy!

Do you get text messages on your phone from people and companies you don’t know? Adverts, scams, phishing and other text message irritations can easily be blocked on your Android phone.