Nickolas Kola, an aspiring Sydney-based entrepreneur, has created an incredible app. SnapBack has what we call Successive Snap, using both the rear facing and front facing cameras in succession to take two images. The first image is taken by you, the second image is taken of you. The idea was you would take a photo and get your reaction at the same time. Other features include having the ability to add frames, filters and textures. If you’ve always wanted to capture those exciting moments in your life, this app is what you need.

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Move over, Suri. Say hello to Suri Yamamoto, your own virtual kawaii personal assistant. She will help you take notes, make tough decisions, and even let off steam with as many rounds of rock, scissors, paper as you like. Tomiko Studios, which is behind the app, claims that she is easier to please than a girlfriend. Sounds winning.

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The Human-to-Cat Translator claims to be able to analyze any voice recording and convert most human languages into cat meows. The free version comes with 3 feline voices, which sounds like it’s enough to impress any house cat. Apparently the app comes bundled with over 175 samples from more than 25 cats, or ‘different kinds of meowing, bird sounds, mouse sounds, purring and one very angry kitty’. Still, use this at your cat’s peril: one guy left a review that said ‘These cat sounds all sound like you are harming cats, and my cat agrees. I think you gave him depression.’

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Why settle for a duck face when you can have a dog face? The Dog Booth app will see to it that you get your best puppy face on — and you can even choose your barking good looks as a boxer, a shih tzu or a bulldog.

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If you occasionally like to daydream about living life in a manga, and also own an iPhone, you’ll probably dig the Manga Camera app. Basically, it allows you to pick out one of 32 manga-style frames and fit your picture into the stark, monochrome world of manga. Comes complete with Japanese captions we can’t read (would anyone like to translate?). The results are pretty fab.

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Chris O’Shea created this awesome app that turns your iPhone or iTouch into a toy vehicle. I think it’s particularly cool because it still requires some imagination and collaborative play between parent and child.

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Though rather unfortunately named, The Love Box seems like a cool, and refreshingly low-tech accessory to your iPhone which allows you to do basic video mixing anywhere you go.

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John Baldessari’s In Still Life invites viewers to rearrange digitized components of Abraham van Beyeren’s 1667 painting Banquet Still Life to create their own unique works of art. Baldessari even created an iPhone app for the project.

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We have a free Lost At E Minor iPhone app in the iTunes store, which is a daily snapshot of the latest content from the site. You can download it now. Yay! Win? Well, it’s free. And it’s fun. You win, we win. Snap.

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If you’re a blogger, or an online publisher, and you’d like an iPhone app to display your content, then we have the solution for you. We do. We built the Lost At E Minor iPhone app so that it could be onsold to other online publishers who want more than just an off-the-shelf option. Our iPhone app solution is flexible, offers valuable features, and is cheaper than building your own bespoke app, so you can engage your readers and mobilize and monetize your content. Find out more here.

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Maarten Baas created the an “analog digital clock,” a film of him spraying paint and wiping it away to change an oversized time display. You can download it as an iPhone app for $0.99.

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We have a free Lost At E Minor iPhone app in the iTunes store, which is a daily snapshot of the latest content from the site. You can download it now. Yay! Win? Well, it’s free. And it’s fun. You win, we win. Snap.

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A free Lost At E Minor iPhone app is coming soon. To be among the first to download it, just leave your details and we’ll notify you as soon as it’s available. Win? It’s free. And it’s fun. You win, we win. Snap.

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