Question

List best new apps you may have missed recently .?

Answer 1

Bloks
Bloks is a simple and addicting little game that's great for passing time. The goal is to match four blocks of the same color in either a row or column by tapping and dragging individual blocks to switch their position.
Price: Free (iOS)

Nintype
Nintype is a keyboard app that combines swipes and double taps (for double letters) to make typing on your phone faster and easier.

Cloe
A mixture of Siri, Ethan, and Cha-Cha, Cloe comes in handy if you're looking for an answer powered by an actual human being. There's no literal app, instead you can simply text Cloe like you would a friend and ask her to help you find everything from a first-date spot to a place to board your dog.

Workflow
Workflow lets you customize your phone so that you can skip time-wasting tasks. By telling your phone what to do when it notices a certain action, you can instruct your phone to call an Uber before your next calendar appointment, upload your last photo to Twitter, and virtually any other string of actions you can think of.
Price: $2.99 (iOS)


 

Answer 2

Evernote Scannable
Evernote's Scannable app digitizes your papers, receipts, contracts, and business cards quickly and efficiently. The app will take care of all the little details like cropping and rotating, and when you scan a business card, it pulls the person's info and picture from LinkedIn and saves it all to your contact list.Price: Free (iOS)

Space Marshals
Space Marshals is a sci-fi western action game with impressive graphics and a killer setting. You play as Burton, a man tasked with sneaking, sniping, and maneuvering his way through an intergalactic prison as he tracks down escaped fugitives.Price: $4.99 (iOS)

Duet
Looking to get some more use out of your iPad? Duet lets you connect your iPad to your Mac as a second display so you have some extra screen real estate. The best part? It skips the lag of connecting over wi-fi and instead connects your iPad to your Mac using the iPad charging cable.Price: $14.99

Player
Sometimes you just want to play along with a song that's on, and Player makes it easy for musicians to do this with their pre-existing music library. The app analyzes your songs to reveal all the details like chords, keys, and structure, and if you play the piano or guitar, it will even show you finger positions.Price: Free (iOS)

Borderlands
There's no shooting or looting in Tales from the Borderlands. While it's based in the same world as the other Borderlands games, this episodic game puts you in control of a character as you experience their story. It's witty, funny, and full of meaningful choices.
Price: $4.99 (iOS, Android 

Answer 3

Gravity Screen :Gravity Screen is a nifty Android app that puts your phone to sleep when you set it down on a table or put it in your pocket. It works the other way around too, waking up your phone when you take it up or pick it up so you don't have to worry about your lock-screen button ever again.Price: Free (Android)

Ethan :Ethan is a fun little app where users give advice on everything from movies, life, love, clothes, music, and plenty of other topics. Powered by real people, you can explore the app's different characters or send a random text to the man who created the app, Ethan, for some unqualified advice.

RefME: When you're in school, one of the worst parts of writing a paper is creating citations. RefME makes it easy, allowing you scan barcodes from books and journals to automatically generate citations and bibliographies using 7,000 popular styles including Harvard and APA. If you don't have the book handy, you can also manually search using the title or ISBN.
Price: Free (iOS)