Want to know what apps have been occupying our Macs and iOS devices this past week
Well you've come to the right place. Whether you're looking for an entertaining puzzle game or a great update for a fun fitness
app, we've got you covered. So let's get started. The touch bar for Apple's new MacBook Pro has received something of a mixed appraisal
from critics, with many people suggesting that it has potential, but maybe it isn't
quite right for all users yet. If you're tempted by the upgrade, but want to try before you buy, you can get a free
taster courtesy of Red Sweater Software's new Mac app Touche. Touche lets any Mac replicate the MacBook Pro's touch bar, complete with all of the
customisation options Apple has been so keen to sell users on. Sure, you don't get the actual touch aspect of it, but if you want a menu bar that gives
you an idea of how well Apple's newest innovation works, this is well worth checking out
If you're in the mood for a fun puzzle game, Asymmetric has got you covered with a deceptively
simple brain teaser, in which you must reunite two characters, each on either side of the
screen, by guiding them through mazes. The catch? That each move you make controls both characters, but each moves in opposite directions
There are 66 different levels in all, offering a variety of obstacles, themes and character pairs
The game also boasts an enjoyable piano based soundtrack and a charming art style
This is definitely recommended. We've long been fans of the excellent Carrot series of apps, and this week Carrot Fit just
got a big update with the addition of extra content for its 7 Minutes of Hell workouts
Just in time for the holidays. For those unfamiliar with it, Carrot takes concepts like to-do lists, alarm clocks, weather
apps and, yes, workout trackers, and augments them with a sarcastic, wise-cracking AI taskmaster
Carrot Fit's update incorporates a new visual look, easier accessing of workout history
and Apple Watch integration. We've been waiting for WhatsApp to offer video calling since the feature first leaked out
last December, and this week it finally rolled it out. The app's latest update lets users video chat with other WhatsApp users, including those
not using iOS devices for free. Right now the feature looks a little bit basic, but Manpreet Singh, aka WhatsApp's lead mobile
engineer, has promised it will evolve. Well that's it for this week's awesome apps of the week
I'll make sure to leave links to all the apps in the description down below, but until next
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