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These football apps will help pass the time in-between games
Because what else are you going to do while the Euros aren’t on?
Your contributions will help us continue to deliver the stories that are important to you
Because what else are you going to do while the Euros aren’t on?
Since you’re going to be out and about, you may as well have a few apps to help you.
Its future in making phones is currently up in the air.
Should you need to prioritise longevity over functionality.
Featuring oldschool Mega Man action, watching YouTube on any iPad app and quick notes
Featuring hoverboards, identifying items for the blind and 3D clips.
Featuring music discovery, HDR photo editing and a custom browser for your apps.
You can’t download every app, but there are some that will be more useful than others.
It’s worth having activated in case you misplace or lose your phone.
A new version of Windows and some extra touches might not be enough to convince non-fans to switch.
Featuring hunting for eBay bargains, turning habit building into a game and the return of a 2013 classic.
Featuring music making, contrasting photos and Tetris with a twist.
If you don’t want your number to show when you’re ringing someone, there are ways of getting around that.
Featuring YouTube for the younger generation, journaling your thoughts through music and a soul-crushing game.
Featuring lighthouse puzzlers, keyboard shortcuts and vibrant emails.
There will always be at least one app that will act up sooner or later.
Featuring a way to bring your inbox to zero, a solution for those constantly forgetting to do stuff, and selfies.
Featuring a way to squeeze more photos into limited space, tracking your phone and physical activity and another hit from the people behind Crossy Road.
Featuring an app to discourage smartphone use while driving, a locator service for free device charging, and a photo-sharing app with a difference.
Well, don’t panic for one. That doesn’t really help matters.
Featuring Rugby Nations 16 to tie in with the World Cup, a dedicated Youtube gaming app, and the first novel written specifically for a smartphone.
Featuring Adblocker’s arrival on the mobile web scene, camera apps that age photos and glitch that becomes the focus on a game.
Featuring a way to temporary block annoying apps, a fitness app that’s also a tamagotchi and a twist on the classic Solitaire.
Featuring a way to use your Android phone on your desktop, a multitasking keyboard for iOS, and a new twist on a classic series.
Featuring the ability to create your own video GIFs, a rapid-fire video camera and the natural evolution of Pac-Man.
Featuring a Google ‘dream filter’ for your photos, a smartphone therapy app, and the return of two of Roald Dahl’s greatest villains.
Featuring a Game of Thrones app, an app for numbers, and one for people who travel a lot.
Featuring an accessible way to start learning to code, a messaging app with silent video and some new life in old birds.
Featuring short films shot in 360-degree, a service designed around vertical video and pruning trees (seriously, it’s far better than it sounds).
Featuring a quick overview of your Instagram feed, a solution to your YouTube subscription woes, and some inspiration from those old rotary phones.
Featuring notifications for (almost) everything, email encryption made easy and a CEO fighting werewolves.
Scanning documents, hide and seek and slicing sheep.
Featuring a clever way to use the cloud for security, and an intriguing murder mystery.
Featuring photo tagging, fire whips and identifying objects.
Infinite wallpapers, vintage filters and a powerful video editor.
Forming habits, saving space without deleting photos and a Duolingo rival.
Featuring Google’s answer to your photo woes, a guide to getting you started with exercises, and a rather classy way to organise your day.
Gloomy filters, random photos and skiing down snowy slopes.
Hyperlapses, staying away from your phone during dinner time and getting rid of spam SMS messages.
A creative keyboard, the ability to play classic piano pieces without any practice, and a classic game modernised.
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