Apple doesn't make it easy to figure out what apps you've subscribed to on iOS — go figure. In fact, just remembering where to go to see your subscriptions (and cancel them, if need be) usually requires a trip to your favourite search engine. Or, at least, it did.

Yes, you can unsubscribe from individual email lists, but what if I told you that you could unsubscribe from every single marketing email being sent to you in one fatal swoop?

Before you get rid of your old stuff to make some room for boxes filled with old Spider-Ham issues, consider this: digital comics are pretty easy to get and will definitely save you some money (and space) in the long run. Sound interesting? Here's how to get started reading digital comics on your device.

If you're one of the few using Microsoft's Groove Music app and Groove Music Pass streaming service, bad news: The company's discontinuing both Groove Music Pass subscriptions as well as the ability to stream, purchase or download music with the Groove Music app at year's end. Instead, Microsoft is partnering with Spotify, and letting users move select Groove Music content to the streaming service.

iOS: Tinder, the swipe-tastic dating app, just launched a new subscription tier called "Tinder Gold" for iOS. But what the heck is it? And how is it different from the already existent Tinder Plus?

When my daughter was born, some friends came over to visit and brought us flowers. "Do you have a vase to put these in?" one chirped. As I sat there on an exercise ball, bopping my newborn up and down in a bleary-eyed state, my brain could not compute the request. Thanks, they're beautiful, but really? Does it look like I have the capacity to tend to another living thing?!

iOS: If you've never checked on your app subscriptions, I don't blame you. It's a feature buried pretty deeply in your iOS device. But then, you could discover an app charging you $100 per week, so it pays to be vigilant.

Yesterday, The New York Times went deep into some of Uber's shady business practices. In the article, one small section revealed that one service we've talked about extensively over the years, Unroll.me, has been mining and selling off your email data, and Uber used that data to gain intelligence on Lyft.

Android: Duolingo is introducing Duolingo Plus, a $US10 ($13)/month subscription that will cut ads and let you download lessons for offline use on Android.

Whether you're new to anime or already a harcore fan, there are two streaming services that you need to know: Crunchyroll and Funimation. One brings you subtitled simulcasts of shows currently airing in Japan, while the other provides dubbed versions of all-time favourites. Either way, you'll have more anime than you'll ever be able to watch. Let's see which one is best for your viewing pleasure.

This month, let's save money by ditching our old, unused subscriptions and memberships.

Mac: If you're an avid Mac productivity app user, you know the cost of buying software can get a little out of control. Setapp, which was previously in beta, is a $US10 ($13)/month subscription service that gets you access to 61 different Mac apps.

Mac: A "Netflix for software" model might sound a little weird on paper, but Setapp is a new service launching today in public beta that hopes to be just that.

Last month, Pandora revealed a new tier in its paid subscriptions called Pandora Plus. As of today, it's available to everyone.

Today, Pandora users got a bunch of new goodies. If you're using the $US5 ($7)/month paid service, you can now listen to music offline, with unlimited skips and replays. Free users can also trade watching a video ad for more skips and replays.

1Password, one of the most popular password managers available, has announced a new subscription plan for individual users. The plan runs $US2.99 ($4)/month and is available for the first six months for free.

iOS: How many services do you have a subscription with? Can you even remember all of them? Bobby helps you keep track of all of the online services where you have a recurring monthly payment.

Today, Evernote announced a change to its pricing plan alongside a new limitation for it's free service. Both the Plus and Premium paid tiers get a price bump while the Basic plan now restricts you to just two devices.

TextExpander backed down a little bit on their new subscription model and made the text expansion software cheaper for existing users. It's still expensive though.