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Health apps can help you track your steps and other activity, but did you know you can also use them to store your health records? This way, you can access all your health data — such as medications, immunizations and lab results — in one place. Here's how they work on iPhone and Android.

TapeACall is an app that lets you record your incoming and outgoing calls on your smartphone.

Its free version, TapeACall Lite, lets you record an entire call but only lets you listen to the first minute of the recording. To listen to phone calls in their entirety, upgrade to TapeACall Pro for a yearly subscription price of $9.99. This Pro subscription gives you unlimited call recording times.

Keep in mind that TapeACall records calls via a three-way call where the third party is a local TapeACall number. The service also doesn’t notify the other party about being recorded so you have to be careful when using the app for legal reasons.

Try out TapeACall Lite on the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store.

Has that used car you're about to purchase been in an accident or had body damage? There is a handy little tool that can help you find out. Don't worry. We'll explain how to use this fantastic device.

Built-in smart assistants let you use voice commands on iPhone or Android. You can quickly locate photos of your favorite people or furry friends or take a screenshot without using your hands. Here are a few ways Siri and Google Assistant make life easier.

Over on my Instagram page, I share photos of my life. I keep my profile private, but I'll add you!