Humin, the app that aims to replace your iPhone contacts app is now in the App Store. Will.i.am, Richard Branson and Angry Birds creator Peter Vesterbacka were all part of the private beta launch a ...

A new app, soft-launched last week at the DLD Conference in Munich, aims to take a contextual and personalized approach to managing a user's contacts. Humin does away with the standard alphabetical ...

Dialer apps and contacts apps are a bit of a niche market. In most cases, the stock dialer and contacts apps are more than good enough. Maybe you want something a little different, though. We ...

Make way for another major update to the LinkedIn platform: today the company is relaunching its Contacts section as a smart contact management system that will let users link up and integrate ...

Google is developing a new Contacts Picker tool for Android 17 to fix the current all-or-nothing contacts permission. This tool will allow you to share specific contacts with an app, rather than your ...

Google Contacts might not be Android's flashiest app, but it has some surprisingly useful tricks lurking in its corners. Ready to start saving time? Quick: What’s the most exciting app on your Android ...

Apple’s Contacts app is the worst. It’s slow, it has a hard time working with services like Google or Exchange, and it just plain doesn’t connect with Calendar. Even though it integrates into all our ...

A new iOS app, from the developer of Fantastical, aims to turn Contacts from something you rarely search into a tool you regularly exploit. Alongside fast search and sorting, it lets you rapidly start ...

It’s easy—and cheap—to stick with the native apps that Apple installs on its iOS devices. But sometimes third-party apps are heads-and-shoulders above what’s already on offer. Buzz Contacts, a $1 ...

The professional social network takes networking to a new level with a desktop and iPhone app for staying in touch with your most important contacts. Jennifer Van Grove covered the social beat for ...

Apple's Contacts app doesn't sound like the most vital part of iOS, but behind the scenes it powers a huge amount of what makes iPhones useful. It's true that you literally do not need Apple's ...