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Featuring a service which shows you how exactly you’re spending your time, an opportunity to block out distracting apps, and a homage to classic Game Boy games.
The game’s creator Dong Nguyen said it would be making a return in August and will be less addictive than the previous version.
Featuring an activity tracker with a difference, a game involving a colour mixing sheep and a method for developing good habits.
Bodybuilding, running and a caffeine tracker all feature this month.
Including a way to get those secrets off your chest without revealing your identity, a iconic character in new surroundings, and an app that will help your wellbeing.
a board game version of the popular Hitman series, an excuse to explore Ireland on your bike and a service which makes multi-tasking a breeze.
Featuring Google’s entry into the camera app market, the ability to create customised font notes, and a soothing and relaxing experience.
With so much information at our fingertips, where’s the best place to go if you want to learn a new language or brush up on your knowledge of the world?
The next time you search for an article on Google, you will now have the option of reading it on the app itself.
Featuring a better way to manage your time, Dropbox’s answer to your photo storing woes and an extreme solution to your alarm clock woes.
Featuring a way to reminisce about past posts, a polished and isometric adventure game and a different way to learn a new language.
Featuring a handy way to browse the web on your phone, an epic fantasy adventure and a disco zoo.
More than one million counterfeit apps were sold by US site appbucket.net, which were worth more than €500,000.
If you take a lot of photos that could do with some touching up, these apps will do the job for you.
The flaw would allow another app to access a user’s entire database of chats by accessing their SD card.
Featuring a survival adventure set in space, a minimalist glass smashing game and an app that makes sure you never forget where you left your car ever again.
With more revelations about spying emerging every week, there are ways to ensure your data isn’t intercepted or stored against your wishes.
And we mean it *really* rubbed it in.
Featuring a quick way to search across different sites, a solution for those who can’t decide where to meet and an app that changes music sheets for the better.
With the purchase of WhatsApp and Viber, the rush for messaging apps has begun, but what else is out there?
All of your essential tech and social media news for the week in one byte-sized portion.
Featuring the return of a classic adventure series, a new way to protect your Android device, and a twist on the classic Buzz Off games.
A new study from NUI Galway and GigaOM research predicts that EU app developers will make €63 billion in 2018.
Meet Shamus McDerp, who has an alcohol problem.
BUT CAN HE TAKE THE PAIN AWAY?
Featuring an app that shows videos based on what you’re doing, a Pocket-style app for Windows Phone, and an addictive numbers game.
Featuring a 16-bit puzzler involving a yeti, a reboot of a classic PC game and a handy way to take notes down when you’re away.
With apps becoming such a prominent feature of our day-to-day lives, it means we’re relying more and more on mobile data, but how do you reduce the amount used each month?
The company will focus on developing “standalone experiences” like Messenger as it builds upon the 945 million monthly active users it has on mobile.
We think it might just be.
Featuring a cleaner that will speed up your Android phone, a way to see all the photos taken close to you and a homage to SEGA’s Shinobi series.
The US Federal Trade Commission says that at least $32.5 million will be repaid to US customers after the children bough Apps without parent’s knowledge.
The figure is more than twice the number of text messages expected to be sent in 2014.
With the new year finally here, now is as good a time as any to get everything in order first if you want to become productive.
While the number of apps downloaded was higher than last year, year-on-year growth is beginning to decrease.
If you gotten your first smartphone, and want a taster of just what it can do, these apps will help get you started.
With so many apps released over the year, here are some of our favourites.
At long last, the Premier League have released their app for the 2013/2014 season.