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This new app from the guys at Duolingo aims to teach you more than a new language.
In fact, they reckon it’s suitable for a whole bunch of topics that you need to put in your noggin.
It creates flash-card lessons to help you remember stuff. It’s simple but effective!
What do you think this is from reading the name?
Yep, that’s exactly what it is!
SwiftKey have come up with their first post-Microsoft app which predicts the emoji you want to use.
Anything else about this app you need explained?
You could assume that this is going to be pretty similar to things like Whisper and Secret and other anonymous sharing apps but there’s one major difference…
The sharing is based on groups you choose to be a part of and so you only see topics that you’re interested in.
Aestheticam claims to be the “world’s worst camera app”. A pretty crazy selling point but hey, you’ve gotta stand out from the crowd somehow, right?
Of course, with that sort of intro, I’m guessing you’ve already got a picture in your head of what it is.
Basically, it takes you photos and images and converts them in to what appears to be early Microsoft Paint-type pictures.
It’s absolutely pointless but it’s fun!
This is really simple and yet, it has us in a trance of concentration. If it sounds ridiculous when it’s explained, make sure and give it a go first before you dismiss it.
Each level brings you a new shape. As it rotates, you must hit all edges of that shape to complete the level, but only one edge at a time, or you’re back to the start of that level.
Try it.
Now this one we can really use.
Hopper recently updated its airfare search app with a notifications feed that is personalized to your own travel habits, wants and likes.
When you’re interested in a flight or destination, the app will alert you when the prices go down or there’s a sale.
You must navigate a maze complete with obstacles as well as (you guessed it) a haze of fog that obstructs your view.
It is exactly what it says on the tin. Enjoy!
