MoHo

MoHo is a mobile web browser application which is packed with services and social networking tools, some of which you might not expect. It's set to offer a great choice of media apps, a healthy range of apps, plus features such as global check-ins and a front page.

The features are also impressive, and of course that's just in case you'd prefer to ignore the browser, or instead have some of the mobile web apps for the desktop.

MoHo's easy-to-use interface means that your smartphone can be a straightforward device to use, with its own share button and front page lists, plus the ability to do some great things such as reading documents, writing and viewing photos.

The software also comes with a desktop web browser that you can access from anywhere on the mobile web, and it offers up to six pages to read.

This is a serious, if slightly basic, mobile browser that's capable of holding your attention for weeks and years.

Some of its best features include a built-in bookmark feature, which makes it easy to access any recent articles you want to read.

Price: Free Works with: Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, Linux

At the beginning of this year, TechRadar Pro saw the web browser Flipboard grow from being an early contender in the world of mobile web browser, which we believe means that there's still a big market for these features.

If you're interested in getting in on the bandwagon then we'd recommend getting the free version (which is the cheapest, with no ads) and then you can use an iOS or Android device, which are the same devices.

As with any browser, you'll get a set of templates to choose from, but the full functionality is available as a plugin. You can add custom fonts and other graphic effects to your blog posts as well, so you're able to quickly create some fun videos.

Price: Free Works with: Windows, Mac, Android, iOS, Linux

Free Works with: Windows, macOS, Linux

If you're not familiar with online video hosting services, it might not be a surprise to learn that you'll need to have a dedicated video hosting account. These hosting services typically come with some pretty hefty discounts on the regular price.

With the above mentioned price, you'll get 4,000 GB of storage space and free SSL (opens in new tab) access, along with an extra free domain name (which is more than adequate). You'll also get to control your website's DNS settings, which makes it easier to create and manage any video streaming.

You can also install a custom video editor (opens in new tab), complete with all the customization tools that you'd expect. They're great to have when you need to customize your website and more so that you can quickly and easily install your video streaming service, as well as making sure that the video content you're viewing looks great.

There's even a free dedicated website builder available, which will take a lot of effort and you'll be able to manage it.

To manage your video streaming service, you'll be given a variety of different products to choose from. These can include up to seven users, whether you're watching a YouTube video on a mobile device or tablet. You can also specify the screen size and height of each video using the menu buttons located at the bottom of the screen.

Other than the menu buttons, you can also choose to record from multiple sources. This feature makes it possible to control the recording rate of a YouTube video and monitor how long it will take to record to a device. You can also add clips from other sources, such as from a YouTube app or Google Drive, such as video from your laptop or smartphone.

You'll need to set up the app, too, so once you're on your phone or tablet, you won't be able to stream from the video stream. That's pretty much all you can do here, except for connecting to an app like Google Drive.

Unlike other streaming services, such as Netflix, Prime Video, or Hulu, Amazon Prime Video doesn't offer its own video app. Instead, you'll have to download the Amazon Prime Video app, which is on Android, iOS and Windows Phone devices, which you'll need to download.

We tested the Amazon Prime Video app with both the Google Chrome and Apple TV devices and found it to be a good streaming service. The difference is that it only supports one device, but it has multiple tabs open to show and edit content.

As you'd expect from a streaming service that makes everything look extremely sleek and slick, the Prime Video app also offers more than just Amazon Prime Video, as it also supports Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.

One of the biggest differences between Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV, though, is that Amazon's app lets you choose from multiple languages – English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Spanish, Korean, Portuguese, Russian and Chinese – but you won't get any of them as part of the app.