APPS SPECIAL............. 10 new apps you might have missed

10 new apps you might have missed





Sunshine

learns about you so it can suggest when to wear a coat or a T-shirt

Sunshine is a weather app with a clever twist.In addition to displaying the temperature, it lets you tell it how you feel. Do you feel warm when it's 70 degrees?
65? 60? Over time, Sunshine learns how you react to the weather to let you know whether it's worth it to take a jacket, or if you'll be fine with a long sleeve shirt instead.

Price: Free (iOS)

Waterlogue

will turn your pictures into art

Image filter apps are a dime a dozen. What separates Waterlogue from the bunch is its ability to transform a picture into something different. Instead of a filter, your photo is turned into a watercolour painting. A recent update improved its ability to recognise faces -meaning you can try watercolour selfies now.Price: $2.99 (iOS)

Anchor

is the Twitter of spoken audio

Anchor is a bit like Twitter for bitesized audio podcasts. Basically you create a mini podcast and people respond with their own audio snippets, starting a `conversation'.To record audio you just hit a button and then talk.

Price: Free (iOS)

Quartz

brings you all the news in a text message form

Quartz's new app presents the news to you like you are getting messages from a friend. You get `texted' a headline and you have the option to dive deeper, or tell it to keep moving. The new app is definitely a fun way to catch up on the events of the day.

Price: Free (iOS)

Pixelmator

is a subscription-free Photoshop in your pocket

If you want a photo editor on the go, Pixelmator is one of the best.This app gives you access to a wide variety of brushes and desktopclass tools including a phenomenal repair tool. It lets you work seamlessly between your Mac, iPad and iPhone and even with people who use Adobe Photoshop. A recent update has added a new pixel brush and support for the Apple Pencil and 3D touch, in addition to making the app snappier.

Price: $4.99 (iOS)

Slash

keyboard is now on Android

Slash is the best custom iPhone keyboard out at the moment, and now it has an Android version. Its killer feature is taking the pain out of jumping between your apps using a blue `slash' key that sits at the bottom of the keyboard. That slash is a magic button that can instantly give you access to a slew of app-based search engines baked into the keyboard itself (YouTube, Spotify, Giphy and more).Price: Free (iOS, Android)

Music Memos

makes sure you never forget a note

Music Memos is Apple's first new music-making app in years. The interface is simple. Hit the record button in the middle and sing or play an instrument, the iPhone or iPad's mic will pick up the sound, parse it out into chords once you're done recording, and let you add a scratch drum and bass to give you a better idea of what your song would sound like fully formed.Free (iOS)

FaceSwap

lets you trade faces with a friend

If you've wondered what your life would be like if you and your friend switched faces, FaceSwap will scratch that itch. FaceSwap uses your camera to intelligently find the two faces in the frame, and then switches them. The results are as impressive as they are often hilarious or creepy.

Price: $0.99 (iOS)

ProTube

gives you access to videos with fewer restrictions

If you want a YouTube experience with no ads and the ability to play videos in the background without paying for YouTube Red, ProTube fits the bill. After logging in using your YouTube credentials, all of your subscriptions transfer over so you won't miss a beat Price: $2.99 (iOS).

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