Kennedy App

Documenting your life has certainly become less of a hassle thanks to our dependency on the digital world. But, nothing is making it easier than the new Kennedy app for your iPhone. Derived from the question, “Where were you when Kennedy was shot?”, the creators wanted to take it to another level by letting you document your everyday life. With a simple tap of your screen, Kennedy will capture “layers” of a moment by including location, date, time, weather conditions and latest news headlines together with the music you were listening to at that particular moment. It’s then archived by the day, leaving behind a time capsule of sort of your day-by-day life.

Available HERE.

Samplify App

You probably notice that we favor iOS over Android, we decided to switch it up a bit and make you aware of an Android-only app called Samplify. This newly released app works in a Shazaam like way by identifying the song with a “tap to listen” button and in turn delivers artist information along with the song name. However, it doesn’t stop there. If the song contains a sample(s), it will identify the artist and song name in which the sample originated from. It will then provide a YouTube link so you can get the full effect of the original song. The company is taking requests to get an iOS app built, so if you aren’t an Android person, but want this app, we suggest you put in your request.

Available HERE.

Beats Music

After much anticipation Beats Music has finally dropped and it looks pretty bad ass. Pandora, Spotify and Rdio should all be shakin’ in their boots right now, because this is one of the cleanest music platforms we’ve seen. It all starts with tapping your favorite genre, double-tap if you love it (or hold it down for your least favorite), it then gathers a mix of albums and playlists handpicked by music experts to fit your needs. A standout feature is “The Sentence,” which lets you tell the app where you are, what you’re feeling and who you’re with to serve up a unique stream of music for your occasion. Music news, finding the perfect music via genre, activities or curators, and sharing the music you are listening to are also features you won’t be able to live without. And its all made possible the doctor himself.

Available HERE.

Makr App

Many DIY business’ have been popping up due to the world wide web, but many of them aren’t savvy enough in the art department to dish out a clean logo and crisp coinciding marketing material. Several programs are out there to improve your design skills, but the Makr app for iPad has set out to give the creative entrepreneur full control over its marketing. Choose business, parties, wedding, baby, holiday and home categories to start creating everything from invitations to stickers and business cards to postcards, or create something from scratch to make it your very own one-of-a-kind design. After you’ve created your masterpiece, purchase the hi-res PDF file for unlimited DIY printing or order professional prints directly within the app and get them shipped straight to your home or office.

Available HERE.

Pencil

We all remember the Paper app that was named App of the Year by Apple. Now the creators – FiftyThree – are here with hardware to coincide with the app and they’ve simply dubbed it Pencil. It features your basic need such as a built-in eraser, a blend mode that allows you to use your fingers to smooth edges and create natural color transitions, and palm rejection – a feature that instantly knows whether it’s your hand or Pencil touching the page, which allows you to rest your hand on the screen and write from any angle. An outstanding lithium ion battery will make this puppy last up to a month without a recharge and the Kiss-to-pair Bluetooth makes it easier than ever to pair with your device. Pick it up in Walnut made from sustainable hardwood or Graphite in black, brushed aluminum.

Available HERE.

Wibbitz

Constantly reading content on your mobile device can go through one eye and out of the other. Heck, I’m no doctor but spending too much time on it can possibly be bad for your vision too. I mean let’s face it, some of us are visual learners, and that’s where the new Wibbitz app comes in. It’s a very simple concept to say the least – Wibbitz turns the most important content from your favorite articles into full on video summaries by adding photos with a clean and minimalistic approach, which in turn makes it a lot easier to read and comprehend. Simply add your favorite news sources, arrange your feeds in the order you want and you might just save your eyes from popping out of your head. That probably won’t happen, so try not to take it too serious. Oh, and if you do feel like reading that day, simply swipe up while watching the video and the article text will appear.

Available HERE.

Movember App

November has seemingly been dubbed Movember for all the men out there who are oblivious to the modern world. It consists of growing out your mustache for the month of Novemeber, and raises awareness for growing health issues in men such as prostate cancer, testicular cancer, etc. With the new Movember app you can track the progress of your beloved stach’ by taking photos of it each day and at the end of it you can make somewhat of a time-lapse image to showcase the growth of it. Other features include donation tracking, health tips, friend recruiting and much more. You still have time to do it, so download the app and get on it!

Available HERE.

Climate Clock

We’ve seen several iOS weather apps try to simplify your life, but the Climate Clock app simply has something that others don’t, and that’s displaying the temperature on your home screen. I honestly despise having to open up the stock iOS weather app, only to have it open up to a totally different city, then scrolling through all the places you’ve added just to find your current city. By putting the temperature at the corner of the apps icon, I PRAISE YOU Climate Clock. But, the minimalist design of this app also makes me want to open it up and check out the combined hourly weather and analog clock that displays the forecast for every hour of the day, along with the time. In my eyes I think this is unbeatable, but if you think you’ve got something better, then by all means send it our way.

Available HERE.

Nike SB Skate App

The conglomerate we know as Nike has been on a roll lately. Not only in the style sector but technology too, as they’ve launched the Nike SB Skate app. The new app comes with several features including multi-angle video allowing you to learn tricks like never before, dynamic uploading and streaming, skate challenges, badges, and our favorite – Game of S.K.A.T.E. You’ll also be able to interact with skaters from around the world including Nike pro riders. All in all, it’s amazing how far skateboarding culture has come.

Available HERE.

The Converted

We find ourselves converting currency, measurements, and anything else that can be converted everyday. So, The Converted app has made it simple, fun and sleek to convert what needs to be, well, converted. Not only helpful, but knowledgeable the app contains over 200 units consisting of 165 currencies and 52 other units across length, weight, temperature, volume, speed and area. Currency exchange rates are updated in real time (while online), and the app can even be used without an internet connection, as it stores information for off-line use. Enjoy it while traveling, but most importantly use it during that chemistry test you’re about to blow.

Available HERE.