So, your Valentine’s Day didn’t quite go as well as you’d hoped. Maybe your other-half is a little, erm… oblivious. Well, luckily, there’s an app for that. The boutique hotel experts at Mr. & Mrs. Smith have put together a little Facebook app that gives subtle hints to your sweetheart about places you’d like to by whisked away to. Now, maybe you’ll spend next Valentine’s Day in a romantic location of your choice.

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If you struggle to hold it in for long periods of time we may have found the app for you! For just 99 cents you can pick up RunPee; an app that tells you the best time to leave your cinema seat without comprising your understanding of a movies plot line. If you’re still finding it hard to catch up, RunPee will summarize what you’ve missed in a small synopsis. The best part about it is that RunPee is updated with new movies constantly, so whatever you’re seeing there’ll always be time to pee. If only they could extend the app to cover gigs.

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Incredibibox, a fun, music-making application is back, bigger and better than before, to guarantee to waste your time producing beats and music. A must visit website when bored. And who isn’t. Right?

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Locative Literature (LocLit) is on the boil and Broadcastr is proof of that. LocLit is essentially a story experienced in the place where the story is set. The joy of this storytelling form is the heightened engagement that people have with the space when experiencing the stories in situ. It’s also pretty good experiencing it via the interwebs.

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