Good Advice Why Gemini season is the perfect time to do a digital detox Embrace your inner social butterfly—without social media (gasp). by Jennifer racioppi
Good Advice No one likes answering phone calls: Here’s what your specific avoidant style means Do you, say, intentionally screen your phone calls and then call back? by Mary Grace Garis
Good Advice How to get the perfect photo without asking a million strangers for help Finally, a hack that makes getting a family shot in a timely manner possible. by Mary Grace Garis
Good Advice Help! My new S.O. hates that my ex is in my old photos on social media Hey, everyone has a past, right? by Mary Grace Garis
Good Advice Instagram might hide likes to save us all from social media anxiety Living in the moment. What was that like again? by Emily Laurence
Good Advice Dear therapist, why do I swoon at PDA in rom-coms but judge it (and hate it) on social media? An expert weighs in on loving Lloyd Dobler and loathing Justin Bieber. by Mary Grace Garis
Good Advice On-demand, $20 astrology readings via text message? Yep, there’s an app for that Here's what happened when I road-tested it for a week. by Erin Magner
Good Advice The little-known Instagram tweak that’s basically a double-tap for your mental health Start using the "hide ad" option now. by Kells McPhillips
Good Advice Apps and online tools aim to ease the loneliness too many new moms suffer from in silence “It doesn’t mean you’ll meet your new best friend there, but you’ll meet other moms and have a sense of belonging.” by Korin Miller
Good Advice Gmail is finally launching the mother of all productivity functions: scheduled sending Peace out, email anxiety. by Mary Grace Garis
Good Advice 8 queer-positive podcasts that’ll infuse your commute with some inclusivity Funny, political, informative, personal—there's a series for every interest. by Gabrielle Kassel
Good Advice Not even dating is safe from burnout—and work apps are fueling the fire No need to squint to see gamified similarities among Slack and Tinder and Bumble and so on and so forth. by Amy Wilkinson
Good Advice Are toddlers doing downward dog pregnancy-predicting witches? Here’s a body-language expert’s take Or, like, are they just trying to get their flow on? by Mary Grace Garis
Good Food Deliciously Ella’s new app is a one-stop shop for on-demand yoga and healthy desserts—am I in heaven? This is not a drill. by Kells McPhillips
Good Advice How to wrap your headphones so they never get tangled at the bottom of your gym bag An eternal struggle, solved. by Tehrene Firman
Good Advice You can’t avoid going to work, but “replugging” makes the day easier Wait, didn't I just unplug? by Allie Flinn
Good Advice Okay, this is cool—wearable technology is apparently here to save our lives Your Apple Watch can do so much more than track steps. by Allie Flinn
Good Advice Are big tech’s digital well-being initiatives actually helping people unplug? Because just knowing I spend nearly five hours a day on my phone is only part of the issue. by Erin Magner
Good Advice I dated by zodiac compatibility for a month to see if finding my romantic destiny could be so simple Unfortunately, Bumble's astrology filters don't fix swiping culture. by Allie Flinn
Good Advice Finally, someone found an effective way to limit excess screen time Because the app you use for your grocery list, for example, isn't the real issue. by Mary Grace Garis
