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Thursday 22 October 2020
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.
Featuring a different approach to curated news, a podcast app for Android devices, and e-cards to suit every occasion you can think of.
Featuring a new way to tell stories, a photo app that focuses solely on mood and a different way of reading classic novels.
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.
Featuring an old-school shoot-em-up, a way to ensure you never lose anything you type ever again, and a tranquil adventure.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Featuring a Twitter app that’s worth having, a game that uses eyes and facial recognition to play, and an app that solves one of the biggest problems when recording video.
Featuring a way to make your photos look more dynamic, a novel way to ask people questions, and a sleek brain trainer.
Featuring an 80s style beat-em-up, a minimalist writing app and a versatile photo editing app.
Featuring a mobile browser that focuses on privacy, a new way to learn a second language, and the sequel to one of the most popular smartphone games out there.
Featuring a new and intuitive lock screen for Android users, a native Gmail client for Windows Phone users and a classic PS2 game arriving on the small screen.
Featuring a new way to shop, a slick app that helps keep your life organised and one of the best photo editing apps out there.
Featuring a zany platform runner, a way to stream all your music and videos to your smart devices and an app that allows you to turn off annoying notifications on Android.
Featuring a messaging app based around selfies, 3D photography and a very clumsy ninja.
The Blues are looking for a young fan to run out with the team in Bordeaux before their knock-out clash.
Eddie Jones has issued a come and get me plea to the Rugby Football Union, who are looking for Martin Johnson’s replacement.
After the heartbreak of 2003 and 2007, Leo Cullen is doing everything in his power to get on the plane to New Zealand this autumn.
A first cap for the Leinster winger looks likely as Declan Kidney prepares to name his side for Saturday’s Six Nations’ opener. Who would you pick?
AS THE COUNTRY enters Level 5 restrictions for the next six weeks, we’ll all be finding different ways to occupy our time or take a break from work.
In April and May, many people put their trainers on and went for long walks, jogs or runs. Others took a dip in the sea.
With restrictions now in place, we want to know: Do you plan to exercise more over the next six weeks?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Lecturer Maeve O’Rourke analyses the government’s nine main arguments in relation to the Bill.
Chilly with a blend of sun and clouds
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Clouds and sun with a couple of showers
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Winds subsiding with periods of rain
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