There’s a good reason why the language learning app Rosetta Stone is the gros chien (that is, the big dog) of the apps we tested. It’s well designed, flexible and assumes you are an adult when ...

The app puts a focus on that five minutes of learning can help a user better understand the language they are trying to master. When doing this, a timer will show up in the upper right-hand corner ...

Over the past few months we’ve tried out a handful of language learning apps. From Babbel to Busuu to Rosetta Stone, we’ve checked out all different learning styles and methods. One app that ...

While each learning module us introduced by a slick splash screen, the educational components within lack the sort of design quality I would expect from an app that demands a $13 monthly subscription.

The best apps for learning languages cater to your personal learning style, whether that means learning from pictures, native speakers, language immersion, or even music.

This isn't a language-learning app, but it's definitely an app that's useful for learning languages. The Kindle store is worldwide, and it's easy to buy books in a range of languages no matter ...

If you've embarked on a journey to learn a language (in or out of school), odds are you've come across Duolingo or Rosetta Stone. Of the multiple language apps available, these are the two that ...

Study Science. You can also learn the basics of computer coding on your mobile device. Although Google recently discontinued its free Grasshopper app for teaching the basics, you can find plenty ...