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Barre is a yoga and ballet style workout app. The app boasts fresh content every day with different types of exercises. It ticks a lot of the right boxes. Some of the features include offline support, plenty of exercises to run through, and it requires no equipment other than a chair. Additionally, the app is 100% free although that may change over time. Additionally, the mix of ballet, yoga, meditation, and generic exercises is definitely something we don’t see everyday. It’s also friendly for beginners.
Price: Free
Google launched three new experimental apps for Digital Wellbeing. The first is Envelope, a unique app that wraps your phone in a digital envelope. You can basically only call people and you don’t get notifications. The second app, Screen Stopwatch, a live wallpaper app that shows your screen on time all the time as a method to sort of self-shame yourself into not using the phone. Finally, Activity Bubbles does about the same thing as Screen Stopwatch except it visualizes your usage in the form of bubbles.
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World Robot Boxing 2 is a new fighting game. The first one was quite popular in its day and we expect the second one to get a fair number of downloads too. Players basically fight various types of robots. There are over 60 robots to collect across six classes and 14 countries. Additionally, the game includes 12 arenas, multiple game modes, and leaderboards. You can also upgrade robots. In terms of mechanics, it’s a fairly basic fighter so you shouldn’t have much trouble learning the ropes. The game has some bugs and the graphics might actually be a step down depending on your preferences. It’s had a bit of a rough start, but it has the potential to be a good game once it’s polished up a bit.
I hope you liked this post and as always have a chilled day from the Viking.
Barre
Barre is a yoga and ballet style workout app. The app boasts fresh content every day with different types of exercises. It ticks a lot of the right boxes. Some of the features include offline support, plenty of exercises to run through, and it requires no equipment other than a chair. Additionally, the app is 100% free although that may change over time. Additionally, the mix of ballet, yoga, meditation, and generic exercises is definitely something we don’t see everyday. It’s also friendly for beginners.
Several Digital Wellbeing apps from Google
Google launched three new experimental apps for Digital Wellbeing. The first is Envelope, a unique app that wraps your phone in a digital envelope. You can basically only call people and you don’t get notifications. The second app, Screen Stopwatch, a live wallpaper app that shows your screen on time all the time as a method to sort of self-shame yourself into not using the phone. Finally, Activity Bubbles does about the same thing as Screen Stopwatch except it visualizes your usage in the form of bubbles.
World Robot Boxing 2
World Robot Boxing 2 is a new fighting game. The first one was quite popular in its day and we expect the second one to get a fair number of downloads too. Players basically fight various types of robots. There are over 60 robots to collect across six classes and 14 countries. Additionally, the game includes 12 arenas, multiple game modes, and leaderboards. You can also upgrade robots. In terms of mechanics, it’s a fairly basic fighter so you shouldn’t have much trouble learning the ropes. The game has some bugs and the graphics might actually be a step down depending on your preferences. It’s had a bit of a rough start, but it has the potential to be a good game once it’s polished up a bit.
I hope you liked this post and as always have a chilled day from the Viking.
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