Vyclone

A new iOS app called Vyclone will change the way you shoot video with your friends. The social video app allows uses the GPS in your phone to determine your location, and find others who might be shooting the same scene as you at the same time. When two or more people are shooting the same thing, Vyclone will combine those videos together into a single multi-camera editing video.

AutoRap

With Smule’s proprietary “rappification” technology, AutoRap maps the syllables of your speech to any beat, creating a rap. The free iOS app has a Talk Mode which morphs your speech into a rap, as well as a Rap Mode that takes your rapping skills to the next level by “snapping your syllables to the rhythmic grid of the underlying beat.”

Highlight

Location-sharing app Highlight was updated this week. The updated version of the app adds a Post nearby feature, allowing you to send out messages such as Does anyone have an iPhone charger?” to people nearby on Highlight. Other updates include more personalized notifications, Interest Pages, Notes, and better Facebook integration.

100 Doors

There’s more than one way to open a door. Android puzzle game 100 Doors gives you –you guessed it – 100 doors you have to figure out how to get through. Completing one door in the simple game allows you to advance to next.

Ski Safari

Escape an avalanche on your Android device in Ski Safari. In the game you play the role of Sven, who is working to escape an avalanche. The escape can involve skiing, but also riding animals to escape faster and achieve a higher score.

Twist

Twist is an app designed to let family members, colleagues, and friends know when you’re running late to a meeting or gathering. The app calculates your arrival time to a specific location and then shares your ETA with the people you choose.

The app can be used while walking, driving, or taking public transit and runs in the background using proprietary GPS and cell tower data algorithms to minimize battery drain.



It can be tough to keep up with all the new apps released each week. But you’re in luck: We take care of a lot of that for you, creating a roundup each weekend of some of our favorite new and updated apps from the week.

This week we found an app that will let your friends and co-workers know when you’re running late, and another that can turn you and your friends into a rap star.

If you’re looking to make some new friends, a popular location-sharing app saw an update this week that makes finding people with common interests and friends easier to do.

While you’re out and about, another new app lets you create a multi-camera video with people located around you.

If you’re looking for something relaxing to do while you’re at home or on your commute, two new games for Android are bound to keep you entertained.

Scroll through the gallery above for a look at this week’s app highlights.

Still looking for more? See last week’s Apps to Check Out for some other interesting mobile apps worth a look, and let us know about your own app highlights from the week in the comments.





























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