How much do you love robot unicorns? Do you obsess over them? Would you take the time to customize your own? Are you ready to battle the bad guys and challenge your friends with your rainbow unicorn robot powers? It’s time to get the new Robot Unicorn Attack app. It brings hope and happiness and rainbows to all people, whether English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, or Spanish. Go for it. It’s a free app that may just change your life.

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LuLu encourages women to objectify men. This “girls only” app let’s women anonymously gossip about the men in their lives. Girls can sign up and then begin rating guys they know via Facebook. It’s a third space for women to comment on men and stalk their profiles hardcore. It’s a place to keep up with ex’s, stay up to date on current crushes, and see who’s hot on the market by checking which guy’s profiles get the most favorites.

Ladies can even ask and answer poll questions about specific guys to gage what the other girls have to say about a dude’s ambition, kissing skills, or whatever other burning questions they have. And did I mention the killer hashtags flying around on that app? #Big Feet, #One Woman Man, #Obsessed With His Mom, #Napoleon Complex and more. Come on ladies, do you really have nothing better to do?

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Thirsty? Grab a free virtual beer from Carling. Play drinking games and down pint after pint without ever getting a nasty hangover. Ok, actually this app just makes you want a beer even more. But here’s the bright side: it sends you beer vouchers so you really can go out for a real beer. Download the app for free here.

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Mark Weaver likes to play with LEGO. Seriously, this isn’t just a children’s hobby anymore. Weaver takes the universal building blocks to a new level of art using the Vine app which lets the user create short, stop motion films. Check out his brilliant stop motion shorts here.

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University of Newcastle researchers have developed an innovative app for smart phones and tablets that can transport people back to 19th Century Newcastle at the flick of a finger. The ‘Layar Reality App’ uses smart technology, enabling visitors and history buffs to roam the city streets, point their mobile device at a building or site, and be given a window into the Victorian era. 

University of Newcastle School of Architecture researchers Dr. Tessa Morrison, Nicholas Foulcher and Dr. Helen Giggins are using smart phone applications – Layar and WhatWas There – to bring users an augmented reality functionality to display digital “layers” of text and images on an interactive map. The architecture of a forgotten era is then brought to life. By downloading the free Layar Reality application on a smart phone or tablet device, users simply scan the images and hit streets, viewing pictures and reading the history at the 25 designated sites. Here’s an explanatory video, capturing researchers and developers Dr. Tessa Morrison; Nicolas Foulcher taking the Layar app on its maiden test run.

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