Becca Caddy is a contributor to iMore, as well as a freelance journalist and author. She’s been writing about consumer tech and popular science for more than a decade, covering all kinds of topics, including why robots have eyes and whether we’ll experience the overview effect one day. She’s particularly interested in VR/AR, wearables, digital health, space tech and chatting to experts and academics about the future.
Her first book, Screen Time, which is about how people can learn to love their tech rather than feel stressed out by it, came out in January 2021 with Bonnier Books. She is currently working on ideas for a second non-fiction book while also writing fiction in her spare time.
She’s contributed to TechRadar, T3, Wired, New Scientist, The Guardian, Inverse and many more as a freelance journalist. In other chapters of her life, she was an international editor at MSN, associate editor at Lifehacker UK and publisher at Shiny Media.
Becca has an English Language and Literature degree and a Masters in Public Relations and Strategic Marketing Communications. She started her career working in tech PR and marketing and has a strong understanding of content strategy, branding and digital marketing.
Becca loves science-fiction and has a fortnightly column that explores the science of Star Trek. Last time she checked, she still holds a Guinness World Record alongside iMore Editor in Chief Gerald Lynch for playing the largest game of Tetris ever made. She also enjoys taking pictures of brutalist architecture and spending way too much time floating through space and 3D painting in virtual reality.
Latest articles by Becca Caddy

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App of the day If you need some help with healthier habits, try the (Not Boring) Habits app for your iPhone or iPad.

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App of the day Mela is a recipe app for iPhone, iPad and Mac that becomes your own personal cookbook over time.

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App of the day Simply Piano is a fun and flexible app for your iPad and iPhone that teaches you piano in your spare time.

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App of the day Feeling stressed? You need to check out this AI assistant-meets-note-taking app.

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App of the day Tell Spiritune how you feel and how you want to feel and it’ll decide what music you should be listening to.

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App of the day Moodistory is a fuss-free way to track your mood and see patterns over time.

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App of the day Obsidian is an app that works across your devices and builds a web of interconnected notes and ideas.

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App of the day Scan any maths problem with Photomath for step-by-step explanations and solutions you can actually learn from.

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App of the day Bear's developers say users range from writers and lawyers to chefs and CEOs.

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App of the day Strong Workout Tracker is an intuitive way to keep tabs on your weights, and it works with your Apple Watch and your iPhone.

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App of the day The One Sec app works on your Mac, iPhone and iPad, giving you more control over how you use your favorite apps.

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App of the day HotelTonight serves up a bunch of hotel options for the next 100 days, ideal for spontaneous trips and planning ahead.

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App of the day This iPhone app adapts to your lifestyle, so if you're travelling or can't get to the gym, you can still train.

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App of the day If you only get one new productivity app to see in the new year, make it Tot for incredibly simple note-taking.

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App of the day Pocket Yoga is a fuss-free way to practice yoga daily, just by looking at your wrist.

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App of the day Moodnotes is a vital tool for keeping tabs on how you're feeling, ideal for those who want more visibility about their moods.

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App of the day GrandPerspective gives you a fascinating graphical representation of your Mac's drive.

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App of the day If you find unpacking and putting things away soothing and satisfying, then this quirky block-fitting puzzle game is for you.

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App of the day Mixel is a cocktail recipe app filled with more than 2,500 recipes, just add your ingredients and it'll tell you what to make.

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App of the day Too Good To Go is an app that brings you great deals on food that would otherwise be headed for the trash.

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App of the day Colorful and magical iPad app Lost in Play is a refreshing take on standard point and click adventures.

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App of the day Videoleap is a powerful and easy-to-use video editor you've heard of before, but have you tried its latest AI tricks?

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App of the day Buddy is an iPhone app that gives you clarity about your spending, income, and savings.
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