No time to sit down and digest a full book? Blinkist takes popular bestsellers and turns them into easy-to-tackle texts that you can read in under 15 minutes.
Runtastic 5.0 is the latest version of the favorite fitness tracking app. A new look, new features, and training sessions will make running with the app even better.
You know those novelty coupon books you can buy at the convenience store? GoodFor allows you to make your own, customized with photos and text of your choosing.
Been building up your Pocket and Instapaper queues faster than you can read? Velocity can help you power through them by turning you into a speed reader.
One of the illusive marks of a fit person is the ripped set of six pack abs. A new version of Runtastic Six Pack 2.0 promises to get you ripped one day at a time.
The creator of iChat has returned to his roots with Banter, a free and ephemeral chatroom service. Does it have a place in the crowded messaging service category?
Can't match faces with names? Humin understands that we all remember things differently and help you find your connections by contextualizing your contacts.
We've all missed a bill before, and it's a terrible feeling to have. Mobilligy makes sure it never happens again. The free app helps you stay on top of upcoming bills.
Android is a customizable platform but if you really want your phone to feel like it's made just for you, try EverythingMe. The app launcher uses context to predict your needs.
If you find online dating to be a crapshoot, Hinge might be the solution. Dating options are curated and tailor-made for you through your Facebook friends.