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| Final Fantasy III |
| Final Fantasy III is now available for Android. Originally released in 1990, the game was the first in the Final Fantasy series to sell more than a million copies. The Android version of the game brings the fun of the original game to your phone or tablet and has new and improved 3D visuals and story sequences especially for Android. |
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MarbleCam |
| MarbleCam puts a unique spin on iPhone photography, allowing you to take photos that look like you focused a macro camera lens on a glass marble. The app has 25 different sizes of marbles, offers the ability to take square or rectangular pictures, and offers instant sharing to Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. |
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Pandora for iOS |
| Pandora updated its iOS app this week. Version 3.2 of the app has an updated design, and brings with it bookmark integration from the web as well as a new “I’m tired of this track” button for removing songs that you like, but have heard a bit too often from your station. |
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| HealthTap |
| HealthTap recently saw an update, adding the ability to ask doctors private one-on-one questions for free. The mobile app already lets you ask medical questions which are published publically for free. The updated version makes things private for $9.99 a question, with the ability to ask a followup question for an additional $4.99. |
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| Plumber |
| You play the role of a Plumber who is trying to prevent a flood from happening in this Android game. The game has you turn different pipe pieces by touching them in order to connect them together, as you create pipes you reduce the water level in the game and help prevent an overflow. An update this week adressed bug fixes and added 100 new levels to the game. |
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| Tour de France Live |
| NBC’s Tour de France Live Mobile app lets you watch every stage of the Tour de France live on your mobile device. The app can let you see every rider’s position in real-time on the course, and provides live video coverage from every stage as well as full stage replays. You can also read about different riders, and check out top stories and interviews from the event. |
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| Where's My Perry? |
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Following the success of Where’s My Water, Disney released Where’s My Perry, a physics-based game that has you use water in different forms –ice, steam, liquid – in order to solve a puzzle. Featuring Perry from Phineas and Ferb, the game currently has more than 80 puzzles across four chapters.
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It can be tough to keep up with all the new apps released each week. But you’re in luck: We take care of a lot of that for you, creating a roundup each weekend of some of our own new and updated app highlights from the week.
This week we found a few water-based games that require you to come up with a little strategy in order to win, and we found an old favorite game that has finally made its way over to Android.
iPhone owners saw an update this week to a popular music app, and got a new photography app that will let you take some pretty unique shots.
Another app will help you keep up-to-date on everything going on at the Tour de France, and another will keep you in-the-know when it comes to your body, helping you get advice from a doctor without ever leaving your home
Scroll through the gallery above for a look at this week’s app highlights.
Still looking for more? Check out one of our previous Apps to Check Out for some other interesting mobile apps worth a look, and let us know about your own app highlights from the week in the comments.
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