We love our phones, but how much is too much? While you may need your device for work and keeping in touch with your family, you don't need to be checking it every minute when you should be sleeping. Fortunately, Apple and Android have options to limit your screen time, along with settings for individual apps.

Dottie from Boston, Massachusetts loves to go on long walks with her partner. Unfortunately, that means she sometimes loses her phone while enjoying the scenery. She asked me for the best app for tracking down her lost Android.

I suggested Google Find My Device. By installing this app on a trusted person’s phone, you can use Google Maps to find your way back to your lost Android. You can even secure the device to make sure strangers aren’t sneaking through your secrets.

Even better, you can add a message for anyone who finds your phone, letting them know where to find you. In a worst-case scenario, you can even erase the device. (Hopefully, you’ll find it before you start considering that, though.)

Download the app here for Android.

I didn't forget about you, iPhone owners. Here's how to find your lost device.

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There are a ton of coupon services that can save you thousands in the long run. The only problem is that they're surrounded by spammy and unreliable apps. In this article, we cut through the clutter to bring you straight towards the most reliable apps that help you save money.

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You know what’s not fair? Netflix hides thousands of shows and movies from you based on your location and then has the nerve to increase prices yet again. Make sure you’re getting your full money’s worth by using ExpressVPN.

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Argh, the frustration of losing your phone. If you're lucky, it's buried in the couch cushions or in some weird spot you don't remember setting it down. If you're not so lucky, you misplaced it outside the house or someone stole it. When you need to find your phone, use these steps to get the job done.

Fun fact: Google processes around 40,000 searches every second. That's about 3.5 billion searches per day. When you're looking for something, you want to get to it fast. That's why you need to know a few tricks of the trade to narrow things down and get more out of Google.

The internet is full of junk. We find the good stuff for you, from helpful tools to get stuff done to the best apps and websites out there.

A bicycle is seemingly one of the most basic contraptions. You pedal to move and turn the handlebars in the direction you want to travel. Well, it turns out riding a bike takes some natural intuition that you would never think about. This bike shows how our brains automatically know something about bike riding that you wouldn't have imagined.